PROGRAMMING
FOR US, BY US.

Friends and fun. Workshops and wine. Events done the Zora’s House way!

Our events and workshops range from socializing to skill building – with a common thread of connecting dope women more deeply with themselves and with one another!

Small group support, accountability, and sisterhood.

Working through a life transition? Just embarked on a big, audacious goal? Looking to figure out next steps and tired of going at it alone?

6 months. 15 women. 1 incredible opportunity.

The Leadership Fellows Program (formerly the Ambassador Program) is an intergeneration, six month service, growth and learning experience for women of color and gender expansive people of color in the midst of growing, shifting, dreaming, expanding, or transitioning in their life or career.

Ready to make some boss moves? This 9-week course is specifically designed for women of color launching and growing their small business ventures.

In this course, participants will define their product or service, establish pricing, structure their business, set sales goals, and develop an actionable one-page business plan in this interactive business planning course.

You’re making more money than your parents ever did. You are the first one in your family to own a home. You’re thriving professionally but still loaning money to family members who have a very different financial life than you.

WoC Wealth Builders is a first-of-its-kind financial literacy program targeted towards women of color (WOC) who identify as “first generation wealth builders.” WOC participate in a three-day retreat, trauma-informed financial literacy education, 1:1 meetings with a culturally competent financial planner, and a 9 month facilitated cohort experience.

Elevating the voices of women of color authors.

The Women of Color Community Lending Library is an interactive mobile library that features a collection of books written by women of color authors, academics, activists, and artists.

Vibes. Wine. Real talk. Black Feminism.

Zora’s House partners with our Scholar-in-Residence, Treva B. Lindsey, PhD, to bring you Black Feminist Night School. We use Black feminism ethos as a lens to process and navigate various topics centering the experiences of women of color with a critical yet hopeful eye towards what’s possible.

This program is for women of color and allies who hear the phrase “Black feminist ethos” and get a warm and fuzzy feeling, as well as for those who hear this and feel confused, yet remain curious.