I'm Power-Meant: Rites of Passage for Black Afrikan Heritage Women
A transformative journey through every stage of womanhood, embracing self-discovery, leadership, and maturity with a qualified practitioner
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I'm Power-Meant: A Rites of Passage Journey for Black & Mixed Women is...
A fortnightly transformative series designed to take Black, Brown, and Mixed Heritage Women on a deep, empowering exploration through the ages and stages of womanhood. Rooted in the Rites of Passage framework, journey into the unique experiences of Women with Afrikan, Caribbean, Mixed Heritages. From pre-womb to past-tomb, through a lens of Cultural awareness, this webinar series will look at the different stages of Womanhood.
What is the I'm Power-Meant Series about?
Each episode will explore the lived experience of Black, Brown, and Mixed Heritage Women, designed to foster empowerment, resilience, and connection with one's true self:
- The Holistic Journey – From pre-womb to past-tomb, we will explore the entire life cycle, emphasising the spiritual and Cultural dimensions frequently overlooked and marginalised by Eurocentric perspectives. The first episode sets the stage for understanding the expansive nature of existence, from conception through the stages of life’s transitions.
- Ancestral Wisdom & Early Life Experiences – Reconnecting with Cultural and Spiritual roots is central to shaping womanhood and identity. The Series highlights the power of Ancestral knowledge, passed down through generations, and how early life experiences deeply influence our understanding of self and place in the world.
- Navigating Toxic Spaces – The Series equips women with practical tools to navigate both personal and professional environments that minimise their value. It offers strategies to confront and overcome the impacts of systemic oppression, positioning participants as empowered leaders of their own journey.
- Collective Healing & Empowerment – A vital component of this journey is the creation of a supportive community where women can share their experiences and learn from each other. This embraces collective empowerment and helps build a stronger sisterhood, rooted in empathy, trust, and solidarity.
- Cultural & Spiritual Growth – The Series encourages deep reflection on how Ancestral wisdom, Spiritual practices, and Cultural traditions can serve as tools of empowerment, healing, and leadership. We will explore principles like MA'AT, Nguzo Saba, and other frameworks that guide the journey of womanhood and self-empowerment.
Who is the I'm Power-Meant for?
Women who identify as Black, Brown, Mixed from Caribbean or Afrikan Heritage Black.
This exclusive series is reserved for women who share these lived experiences, but allies who understand the importance of anti-racism can support and sponsor women to attend. Each episode is an integral part of the holistic journey, and while each episode explores different topics, the full experience is achieved by attending the entire Series.
What are the topics of the webinar episodes?
This transformative webinar series consists of 9 episodes in total. While you are welcome to join any of the sessions, we highly encourage attending all episodes to fully immerse yourself in this empowering journey.
The series includes the following episodes:
Episode 1: A Nu Day – A Nu Way: Without Apology!
Date: Thursday, 20 March 2025 – 7pm
Overview: This session introduces the journey into Womanhood, focusing on reclaiming your power and identity through ancestral wisdom and Cultural rituals. It sets the foundation for personal and professional growth.
Episode 2: Professional Promise & Proclamation
Date: Thursday, 3 April 2025 - 7pm
Overview: Learn to navigate professional challenges and redefine leadership. This session helps women balance Cultural identity with career goals and build confidence to thrive in spaces not designed for them.
Episode 3: Birthing to the Nu You
Date: Thursday, 17 April 2025 – 7pm
Overview: Focus on letting go of limiting beliefs and toxic relationships. This session guides women through the process of severing ties with the past to step into their empowered, true selves.
Episode 4: SOARING
Date: Thursday, 1 May 2025 – 7pm
Overview: This session helps women define their personal trajectory, align identity with goals, and move confidently toward the future, using their life experiences and heritage as strength.
Episode 5: Escalation & Elevator Elevation
Date: Thursday, 15 May 2025 – 7pm
Overview: Learn to turn setbacks into opportunities for growth. This session explores building resilience, embracing challenges, and becoming unstoppable in the face of adversity.
Episode 6: Sistah Sister Circles
Date: Thursday, 29 May 2025 – 7pm
Overview: Focus on using Cultural wisdom and practices to build resilience and navigate life’s challenges. This session emphasises the power of sisterhood and holistic growth.
Episode 7: Many Minds Many Men
Date: Thursday, 12 June 2025 – 7pm
Overview: Engage in meaningful dialogue to build balance and resilience. This session encourages collaboration and emotional growth through real connections and discussions with Women and Men.
Episode 8: Filtering Chatter: Hearing or Listening
Date: Thursday, 26 June 2025 – 7pm
Overview: This session explores building strong, supportive relationships for mutual growth. It focuses on deep listening and creating a community of empowerment and healing. Please note, this episode will be guesting men.
Episode 9: SANKOFA
Date: Thursday, 10 July 2025 – 7pm
Overview: Reflect on your journey and apply the lessons learned to set intentional goals for the future. This final session encourages participants to use wisdom gained to move forward with clarity and purpose.
How will I benefit from attending?
Great question! Women that attend will gain:
- Empowerment to be fully present and authentically themselves in any situation.
- Tools to navigate toxic spaces in both personal and professional environments.
- Connection with a supportive sisterhood that embraces mutual growth and collective healing.
- A deeper understanding of Ancestral wisdom and how it shapes identity, leadership, and resilience.
- Leadership skills and confidence to navigate and thrive in a world that often marginalises Black, Brown, Mixed Heritage Women.
What else should I know?
Attendees are facilitated with an Experienced & Qualified Specialist Practitioner, SisDr, and are encouraged to engage with an open and curious mindset, ready to receive and give, marking a powerful shift from the Eurocentric model of knowledge-sharing.
This Series is a chance to reconnect with what has been forgotten, to heal what has been hurt, and to rise up in full power. It’s time for women to be seen, heard, and celebrated, not just for what they do, but for who they are.
Frequently asked questions
The I'm Power-Meant series is for women who self-identify as Black, Brown, or Mixed Heritage, including those with Afrikan or Caribbean ancestry. I respect each Woman's right to self-identify, so if this space feels right for you, you are welcome to join.
Please use a laptop or desktop for the best experience. Ensure you have a working microphone and webcam, and use a stable internet connection (Ethernet preferred). Make sure your browser is updated (Chrome, Firefox, Safari).
Yes! Each episode stands alone while contributing to the overall journey. You can join at any point and still benefit, though attending the full series offers the most complete experience.
Absolutely. The I'm Power-Meant series embraces all stages of Womanhood—from young adulthood to elderhood. If the themes resonate with you, you're welcome, regardless of age.
You are encouraged to engage as much or as little as you like - share your thoughts, ask questions, and participate in discussions. Your will be invited to engagement in discussion at the end of each webinar.
That’s completely fine. Participation is encouraged but never required. You’re welcome to engage as much or as little as you like, whether by speaking, using the chat, or simply listening.
Yes! The webinars are held online, so you can join from anywhere in the world. Just make sure to check the time zone difference and log in 15 minutes early to resolve any technical issues.
No prior knowledge is needed. Each episode introduces the Rites of Passage framework in an accessible way, guiding you through self-discovery, empowerment, and Cultural connection step by step.
While each episode stands alone, the full experience comes from attending the entire series. Every session builds on the last, creating a holistic journey of self-discovery, empowerment, and sisterhood.
Your unique Zoom link will be provided upon registration. Please do not share it, as it is exclusive to you.
Yes. While the series explores Cultural and Ancestral practices, it’s not tied to any specific religion. The focus is on personal growth, self-discovery, and empowerment.
Yes, each session is led by SisDr, an experienced practitioner who creates a Culturally safe, empowering space. The content centres the lived experiences of Black, Brown, and Mixed Heritage women, ensuring respectful and inclusive dialogue.
If possible, please log in 15 minutes before the session starts to resolve any technical issues and ensure the session begins smoothly.
Yes, please ensure your preferred name and title are displayed on you Zoom account. If needed, rename yourself after joining or send a chat message for assistance.
No, your Zoom link is unique to your registration and cannot be shared. If someone else would like to join, they’ll need to register separately to receive their own access link.
Yes, men are welcome to join Episode 7, "Many Minds, Many Men on Thursday" on 12 June 2025. This session encourages open dialogue between Women and Men to facilitate understanding, collaboration, and mutual growth.
If you're a Black, Brown, or Mixed Heritage woman seeking personal growth, cultural connection, and sisterhood, this space is for you. If the themes resonate, trust your intuition—you belong here.
Yes! The series is designed for women at all stages of their journey. Whether you're new to self-discovery or already engaged in personal development, each session offers valuable insights and tools.
Sharing is entirely optional. While personal stories can enrich the discussion, you’re welcome to engage at your own comfort level, whether that means speaking up or simply listening.
Yes. SisDr ensures a respectful, confidential space where sensitive topics are handled with care. Participants are encouraged to share only what feels comfortable.
No preparation is required. Just bring yourself, an open mind, and a notepad if you'd like to take notes. Make sure your device is charged and you have a stable internet connection.
Stay hydrated, minimise distractions, and keep your device steady with proper lighting to ensure clarity.
No formal dress code is required. Feel free to wear whatever makes you feel comfortable and present. The focus is on creating a safe and welcoming space for everyone.
Please note that no refunds will be issued for this event. However, you can transfer your ticket to another event within the series!
Log in early to troubleshoot any issues. If problems persist, our team is available to assist you. Send an email to info@sisdr.com.
Yes, the webinar will be recorded. A link to the recording will be available after the session for you to revisit the content.
Yes, you will receive any relevant materials or resources discussed during the webinar, including links to recommended reading, videos, or websites, to further support your learning journey.