The signs of a sustainable future for any city, county, and region include how many young leaders are in positions of influence and decision-making. You can bet that any agency, body of government or public institution without leaders under the age of 62 (retirement age for the luckiest Americans) is behind the times.

ONYX Magazine kicked off Women’s History Month by recognizing 18 of the most powerful Black women in Florida. The honorees have made significant strides as professionals, impacted positive change as community leaders and served as mentors to others who aspired to follow in their path. This annual event shows merely a snapshot of the true power Black women have.

Girls Incorporated of Pinellas will honor Pinellas County Commissioner, Kathleen Peters, and Director of Urban Affairs for the City of St. Petersburg, Nikki Capehart, at their signature fundraiser, the 2019 Champion Spotlight Gala on March 29 at The Club at Treasure Island. Read More

Exclusive invitation to a private pre-screening of The Woman King starring Viola Davis.

Theater doors will open at 6pm followed by a brief discussion on Black Women in Leadership before the movie starts at 6:45.No assigned seating

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Girlfriends at Campbell Park Elementary Schoool

2016 Men and Women of Distinction Awards