Events for 04/02/2025

Leadership Palm Beach County's flagship Engage program is made up of a group of motivated, informed, and diverse professionals who are selected for their leadership and service within Palm Beach County and beyond. Participants meet for one full day each month, from September through May, and travel as a group on a bus to all parts of the County as they explore program topics such as agriculture, public safety, healthcare, and more. The Leadership Engage program is for individuals who have a desire to: Become intimately familiar with Palm Beach County and its unique strengths and challenges - past, present, and future Deepen their [...]

The League of Women Voters of Palm Beach County is hosting its Annual Luncheon & Fundraiser on Wednesday, February 26, 2025. This is the League’s biggest fundraising event of the year and an opportunity for you to support the League, all while being part of an exciting and interesting program. Program Guests: Katie Phang, JD, MSNBC Anchor Robert Watson, PhD, Author and Historian Honorary Chair: Keely Gideon-Taylor, Palm Beach Post Community Relations Project Coordinator

 Join master communicator Corey Saban of CS Media Works for a FREE, four-part workshop series that will take your communication to the next level and leave your audience hanging on every word. This series will teach you the secrets to becoming a confident, engaging, and unforgettable presenter in 2025 and beyond. Learn how to craft powerful messages, connect emotionally with your audience, and deliver with poise and impact. Whether you're speaking to a boardroom, a classroom, or a packed auditorium, this workshop will help you win hearts, minds, and applause every time. Feb. 26 - Workshop 4: Using the Media to [...]

In the century since the attack on Black Wall Street in the vibrant Greenwood district of Tulsa, Oklahoma, stories of resilience have emerged. The Tulsa Race Massacre left a devastating toll on generations of survivors and their descendants and changed the very footprint of the city in one of the worst episodes of racial violence committed against Black people in American history. Archaeologist and Tulsa native Alicia Odewale has revealed powerful stories of resilience through her work. Join her to discover how archaeology can be used as a tool for recovering lost stories, reclaiming hidden narratives, and pursuing restorative justice. PEAK [...]