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DC Member Meetup
Oct
16

DC Member Meetup

We’re closing out rooftop season with one last outdoor hang before winter hits! Join us at Hi-Lawn for NABEA’s final outdoor meetup of the year — a chance to unwind, reconnect, and soak up the fall weather with fellow DC-area members. No agenda, just good vibes and great company.

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Japanese Language Group (October)
Oct
14

Japanese Language Group (October)

How does your identity shape your interest in Japan? Join NABEA’s Japanese Language Group for a conversation that blends language practice with real talk. This month, we’re exploring what it means to navigate a love for Japan as a Black person — the joys, the questions, and the experiences that make our journeys unique. All levels of Japanese learners are welcome!

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Virtual Happy Hour
Oct
9

Virtual Happy Hour

Members came together for another Virtual Happy Hour, hosted by community favorite Brandy Darling. Topics ranged from pets and book recommendations to famous R&B singers and Broadway. Be sure to join us next time for a fun, casual evening of conversation and community.

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Shanghai Member Meetup
Jul
3

Shanghai Member Meetup

NABEA's China Meetup was a great success! The event brought together Black professionals and students to connect, share stories, and build community. We were thrilled by the turnout and are excited to have officially launched the NABEA China Community!

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Virtual Happy Hour
Jun
25

Virtual Happy Hour

A huge thank you to everyone who joined our June Virtual Happy Hour! It was fantastic to see so many NABEA members from across the globe log on to relax, recharge, and connect with the community had a great time unwinding together after work.

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“Unique Situations” Protecting BIPOC and Queer Communities in South Korea
May
28

“Unique Situations” Protecting BIPOC and Queer Communities in South Korea

The NABEA Conversation with Kirsten Keels was a powerful and thought-provoking session. As a Princeton graduate and Fulbright Korea Scholar, Kirsten shared her experiences advocating for marginalized communities abroad, focusing on the challenges BIPOC and Queer individuals face in South Korea’s nightlife scene. She also highlighted the community-led efforts to create safer, more inclusive spaces.

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Chinese Language Group Session (May)
May
15

Chinese Language Group Session (May)

We hosted a session led by Chong Zhao, an experienced educator with over 20 years of expertise in guiding students and families toward achieving their educational goals.

This session explored the unique challenges and considerations faced by Chinese international students in the U.S., particularly during the Trump era. Chong shared her expertise, drawing from her extensive career as an English teacher, Executive Principal of a bilingual private school, and her work with students from diverse cultural and academic backgrounds.

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