Mamas take back this endearing term.
Join our 2021 Cultural Face Painting Challenge! Winners Announced on Sept. 15th - Launch of Hispanic Heritage Month
Wed., September 15th
@6pm EST
#10000Mamacitas
Part II - CBD & Cannabis Industry & Awareness Event
Join us in this Cultural Celebration Launching Hispanic Heritage Month on Wednesday, September 15th.
In 2020, the #10000Mamacitas Campaign originated as a collaboration between Latina Surge National and PowHER NY to help shape economic stability and support for BIPOC/Latina women during the pandemic.
Our campaign in 2021 offers a 2-part Health, Wellness & Beauty CBD Industry Event with leading industry experts and Hermana community partners, to create awareness and access to these growing CBD & Cannabis industry.
Our goal is to create wealth generation opportunities for multicultural women and knowledge about the benefits of CBD & Cannabis within the legal constructs and economic strategies of various states.
Partnering Together:
Latina Surge National
100 Hispanic Women National
Statewide Hispanic Chamber of Commerce NJ
Montclair State University – Feliciano School of Business
New Jersey CannaBusiness Association
Benzinga
MyJane LLC
Aqueous Wellness Labs
partnering together to bring access, awareness and opportunities
within the CBD & Cannabis industries
to our Latina/x and BIPOC communities of women.
Sponsorship Levels
We seek engagement by companies leading in support of Latina and BIPOC women.
- Promoted as primary Visionary sponsor exemplifying best inclusion practices in industry sector
- Promoted as primary Visionary sponsor for Sept. 15th (Hispanic Heritage Month Launch) on all virtual event materials
- CBD Visionary may also host a 15 minute pre-recorded virtual workshop or panel inviting participants
- Logo placed on #10000Mamacitas web page through March 2022
- Logo placed on Latina Surge National website through March 2022
- Access to gift package distribution to participants
- Promoted as ‘Leader’ sponsor of Sept. 15th virtual event (Launch of Hispanic Heritage Month)
- Promoted as primary ‘Leader’ sponsor for Sept. 15th on all virtual event materials
- Two (2) 30 second pre-recorded video ads to be run during virtual event
- Logo placed on #10000Mamacitas web page through Dec. 2021
- Logo placed on Latina Surge National website through Dec. 2021
- 15 second max video ad during virtual event
- Logo placed on #10000Mamacitas web page through Dec. 2021
- Logo placed on Latina Surge National website through Dec. 2021
- For our small business and start-up ‘Rising Stars’ leaders to advertise on our website and promotions
- Promoted as an Actionable Ally Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Rising Star sponsoring the Sept. 15th virtual event
- Logo placed on #10000Mamacitas web page through Dec. 2021
- Logo placed on Latina Surge National website through Dec. 2021
- With an almost 50% differential in pay on average for most Latinas in the workforce and racial/gender equity gaps, every cent counts towards empowerment
- Thank you! 50% of event sponsorship proceeds will go towards scholarship funds via Latina Surge National Nonprofit and 100 Hispanic Women National Nonprofit
Career Options/Work-Life Balance
CBD Education
Community Impact/Social Justice
Access to CBD Health & Wellness Trends
Human Trafficking/Violence Against Women
Equal pay (45% Differential!)
Wealth Generation
Small Business Opportunities
We encourage you to join us in taking action towards Allyship! We act in Allyship supporting and collaborating with Black, AfroLatinx and BIPOC communities regionally, nationally and globally to champion racial and gender equality.
Sign up or sponsor our 2021 virtual #10000Mamacitas Health, Wellness & Beauty CBD and Cannabis Events hosted by Latina Surge National on Wednesday, Sept. 15, 2021, 3-4:30pm PST/ 6 – 7:30pm EST .
Regístrese para nuestro evento virtual #10000Mamacitas que se llevará a cabo el miércoles 15 de sept. a la 3-4:30 p.m. PT/6-7:30 p.m. EST con Latina Surge National.
Our goal is to bring awareness to the affects of this pandemic on women’s ability to stay in the workforce and offer solutions to help empower Latina women to take control of their health, wellness and financial stability.
Translation in Spanish: Nuestro objetivo es crear conciencia sobre los efectos de esta pandemia en la capacidad de las mujeres para permanecer en la fuerza laboral y ofrecer soluciones para ayudar a empoderar a las mujeres latinas para que tomen el control de su salud, bienestar y estabilidad financiera.
Nonprofit partners: Latina Surge National and 100 Hispanic Women National along with leading sponsor MyJane, Inc. We invite invested empowerment organizations and supporters to join us in this outreach effort.
Who is a #mamacita? Anyone committed to sharing their VOICE and VISION in unity, to help shape comprehensive societal recovery and economic stability for women and multicultural communities of color. Our #10000Mamacitas campaign goal is to reach 10,000 BIPOC/Latina/x women to help effectuate self-empowerment and closure of the amplified gaps in racial and gender equality.
Great disparities have been realized through the COVID19 pandemic, especially for marginalized women. In December of 2020 alone, 140,000 Black and Latina women lost jobs.
Latina Surge National is a 501c3 nonprofit with a formally recognized global Lean In Network. The organization has a mission to help BIPOC and Latina professional women to self-empower (#INPOWER), and to help members of our communities reach gender and racial parity, and wealth generation.
100 HISPANIC WOMEN NATIONAL, INC.
Is a non-profit, non-partisan women’s organization with
members from a wide range of industries and interests.
As an organization of dynamic and accomplished leaders,
we strive to eliminate obstacles and encourage Latinas
to be innovative, maximize our potential, create strategic
partnerships, promote inclusion in government and
corporate America and improve the status of Hispanics.
Created by women for women, MyJane is a community enabling women to make informed choices about hemp CBD products. MyJane is for you. It’s for us. It’s for everyone we love and care about as women.
Spanish Translation:
Socios sin fines de lucro: Latina Surge National y 100 Hispanic Women National junto con el patrocinador principal MyJane, Inc. Invitamos a organizaciones de empoderamiento y simpatizantes que se unan a nosotros en este esfuerzo de divulgación.
¿Quién es una #mamacita? Cualquiera comprometido a compartir su VOZ y VISIÓN en unidad, para ayudar a dar forma a la recuperación social integral y la estabilidad económica para las mujeres y las comunidades multiculturales de color. El objetivo de nuestra campaña # 10000Mamacitas es llegar a 10,000 mujeres BIPOC / Latina / x para ayudar a lograr el auto-empoderamiento y el cierre de las brechas ampliadas en la igualdad racial y de género.
Se han detectado grandes disparidades a través de la pandemia de COVID19, especialmente para las mujeres marginadas. Solo en diciembre de 2020, 140.000 mujeres negras y latinas perdieron sus trabajos.
Latina Surge National es una organización sin fines de lucro 501c3 con una red global Lean In reconocida formalmente. La organización tiene la misión de ayudar a las mujeres profesionales latinas y BIPOC a empoderarse a sí mismas (#INPOWER) y ayudar a los miembros de nuestras comunidades a alcanzar la paridad racial y de género y la generación de riqueza.
100 MUJERES HISPANAS NACIONALES, INC.
Es una organización de mujeres sin fines de lucro y no partidista con
miembros de una amplia gama de industrias e intereses.
Como organización de líderes dinámicos y consumados,
nos esforzamos por eliminar obstáculos y alentar a las latinas
ser innovadores, maximizar nuestro potencial, crear estrategias
asociaciones, promover la inclusión en el gobierno y
América corporativa y mejorar el estatus de los hispanos.
Creada por mujeres para mujeres, MyJane es una comunidad que permite a las mujeres tomar decisiones informadas sobre los productos de cáñamo CBD. MyJane es para ti. Es para nosotros. Es para todos los que amamos y nos preocupamos como mujeres.
Thursday, April 15th at 1-2pm PT/4-5pm EST (please use Sign up buttons on this page)
Jueves, 15 de abril a las 1-2pm PT / 4-5pm EST (use los botones Registrarse en esta página)
This is a fully inclusive event inviting anyone who supports inclusion to sign up. Registration is required.
Este es un evento totalmente inclusivo que invita a registrarse a cualquier persona que apoye la inclusión. Es necesario registrarse.
Virtually via Zoom.
The first 30 attendees to participate in the MyJane training program will receive a complimentary gift of product samples.
Tickets are FREE and give access to presenters and expert speakers on Zoom.
Prácticamente a través de Zoom.
Los primeros 30 asistentes que participen en el programa de capacitación MyJane recibirán un obsequio de muestras de productos.
Los boletos son GRATIS y dan acceso a múltiples presentadores y oradores expertos en Zoom.
Se proporcionarán traducciones al español.
We want to come together with our collective VOICE and VISION to help shape comprehensive societal recovery and economic stability for BIPOC, Latina and multicultural women. We want to share concrete examples of how women can participate in the benefits of opportunities in the health, wellness and CBD industries. Our ultimate goal is to support opportunities for wealth generation.
Queremos unirnos con nuestra VOZ y VISIÓN colectivas para ayudar a dar forma a la recuperación social integral y la estabilidad económica para las mujeres BIPOC, latinas y multiculturales. Queremos compartir ejemplos concretos de cómo las mujeres pueden participar en los beneficios de las oportunidades en las industrias de la salud, el bienestar y el CBD. Nuestro objetivo final es apoyar las oportunidades para la generación de riqueza.
Leadership Team:
Elisa Charters – Latina Surge National, Co-founder & President; Owner of EAC Business International LLC
Estela Rizzuto – Latina Surge National, Advisory Board Chair & Owner of Stellar Vision LLC
Valeria Aloe – Latina Surge National, Vice President & Founder of Abudancia Consciente LLC
Monica Milan – Latina Surge National, CSR Chair & Owner of Stumpy’s Hatchet House
Zayda Rivera – 100 Hispanic Women NY & President, 3L Communique Inc.
Tatiana Vivas – Latina Surge National Translator & Owner of Savas Group USA – Thank you for your important work with our Spanish Translations!
Nancy Ruffin – Author & 100 Hispanic Women NJ, President
Nancy Genova, MPA – 100 Hispanic Women National, President
Ema French – MyJane – Affiliate Partner Program Manager
Lana Bianco – MyJane – Marketing & Operation Manager
Laura Hoyos – Event Creative Director & Owner of Paint2Smile – Thank you for our beautiful #10000Mamacitas Logo Design!
Debra Albert – Leader of Lean In Network – NYC
Win Prizes During Event!
Note: Must be registered and present during event to win.
Red Belly Honey
$20 discount off full price jars
Lux Beauty Club
25 Skin Care Cremes to First Attendees to Introduce Themselves in Event Chat
Mantra Masks
Five (5) prizes of Trio Assortment of Hemp CBD Facial Sheet Masks
MyJane LLC
CBD beauty product gift to the first 30 attendees to sign up for MyJane LLC Partnership Program.
One on One Business Consult with Margie Floris, Founder of Aqueous Wellness
*Requirement: CBD Business Plan has been completed.
Program
Zoom Virtual Event schedule (1 hour)
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Elisa Charters - Opening Remarks 3:00 PM (PT)/6:00 PM (EST)President, Latina Surge National/Lean In Latina Surge Network & Principal of EAC Business International LLC/BEADEI
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Nancy Genova - President of 100 Hispanic Women 3:05 PM/6:05 PMPresident, 100 Hispanic Women New York
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Visionary Sponsor - Inclusion Remarks 3:00 PM (PT)/6:00 PM (EST)Leader's Title
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CBD Panel 1: Moderator 3:10 PM/6:10 PMModerator: Board Member - Statewide Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of NJ; CSR Chair Latina Surge National & Franchise Owner of Stumpy's Hatchet House (NJ, NY, FL.)
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CBD Panel 1: Helene Blanchette 3:10 PM/6:10 PMPresident of MyJane LLC
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CBD Panel 1: Margie Floris on Private Label Opportunites 3:45 PM/ 6:45pmFounder of Aqueous Wellness
- Cannabis Panel 2: Moderator 3:10 PM/6:10 PM
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Cannabis Panel 2: Edmund DeVeaux 3:10 PM/6:10 PMPresident, New Jersey CannaBusiness Association
- Cannabis Panel 2: Speaker 3:10 PM/6:10 PM
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- Physician Panel 3: Moderator 3:10 PM/6:10 PM
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- Physician Panel 3: Speaker 3:10 PM/6:10 PM
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- Physician Panel 3: Speaker 3:10 PM/6:10 PM
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TBD - Closing Remarks 4:10 PM/7:10 PMLeader's Title
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Donations and Event Proceeds Will Be Allocated towards Scholarships & Community Charities
RESOURCES
The Double-Double Shift
Strategies for navigating life and work during COVID-19, curated by the Lean In team
ADVOCATING FOR YOURSELF AT WORK – ASK FOR WHAT YOU NEED
- CNN Business, How to ask for the WFH schedule you need
- Practical tips for how to talk to your boss about adjusting your schedule.
- Gallup, Leading Remotely: What Managers Need to Keep Teams Engaged –
- Learn strategies for leading remotely—and sustaining individual relationships with your team.
- Refinery 29, What To Do If Your Company Doesn’t Have A WFH Policy Yet
- Read strategic tips for how to communicate to your boss or team that you want to work from home, whether they have a work-from-home policy in place or not.
- Wall Street Journal, Coronavirus Job: What the Boss Can—and Can’t—Make You Do
- The Wall Street Journal consulted employment lawyers and other workplace experts about all things logistics related to your employment during a public health crisis. Noting this speaks largely to a U.S. audience.
- Lean In, How to Have Difficult Conversations and Stay True to Yourself
- It is precisely at those times when communication is most vital to achieving your goals that it breaks down most dramatically.
- Thrive Global, Think Done Instead of Perfect
- Striving for perfect can set you up for failure. Instead, change your mindset around how to accomplish your goals.
BUILDING AUTHENTIC RELATIONSHIPS VIRTUALLY
- HBR, What Your Coworkers Need Right Now Is Compassion
- How to show empathy for your coworkers—even when your own cognitive resources are depleted.
- TED, TED Talk: How the internet enables intimacy
- Stefana Broadbent’s research shows how communication technology is capable of cultivating deeper relationships.
- WBUR, All Of My Friendships Are Virtual Again
- Whitney Scharer shares how she’s embracing virtual get-togethers and finding more time to connect with friends.
- Forbes, Five Practices To Build Authentic Relationships At Work
- Five practices to help you develop genuine, trusting relationships that deepen connections and get results.
- Forbes, Trust Is The Currency For The Crisis: Invest In It
- The way you treat people now will determine how they view your leadership after this crisis is over.
TIPS FOR WORKING MOMS AND CAREGIVERS
- New York Times, “I Feel Like I Have Five Jobs’: Moms Navigate the Pandemic”
- How to balance work and child care in a society where women still shoulder most of the domestic burden
- A “normal” schedule during a global pandemic is largely impossible for working parents. Learn how to ease the burden with tips like communicating with partners and employers and setting realistic expectations.
- Parents Mag, How to Master Working From Home—While Under Quarantine With Kids
- com, How to ease the burden when you’re working from home with kids
- CNN Business, How to work from home with kids (without losing it)
- CNN, Tips from a teacher: How to homeschool your kids while working during a global pandemic
- New York Times, I refuse to run a Coronavirus homeschool
- HBR, How Dual-Career Couples Can Work Through the Coronavirus Crisis
- There’s plenty of advice on the logistics of dividing housework—but read what a truly supportive dual-career relationship might look like.
- New York Times, Parents Share Their Tiny Victories While Working From Home With Kids
- How you can reframe what success looks like while balancing work and kids at home.
- The Atlantic, The Coronavirus Is a Disaster for Feminism
- Women still do the majority of caregiving and housework—and the pandemic will reinforce and widen existing inequalities.
- Fatherly, How to Set Coronavirus Work-From-Home Expectations With Your Boss
- How can you best set work from home expectations with your employer? It’s all about communication.
- HBR, Balancing Work and Elder Care Through the Coronavirus Crisis
- How to build a routine that works for those you care about—and for you.
PARENTING AND HOMESCHOOLING
- How working parents can prepare for school closures (HBR)
- Homeschooling schedules, resources in English, Spanish, and other languages (Khan Academy)
- How to talk kids about coronavirus (PBS kids)
- Rebel Girls PDF activities and resources
- Talking to kids tips from com
- Parenting in the time of Covid-19 (WHO)
- Creating an effective family routine when homebound for coronavirus (CNN)
- How to homeschool during coronavirus (with sample schedules for kids from preschool through 5th grade) (NYT)
- How To Turn Your Home Into A School Without Losing Your Sanity (NPR)
- Self-Care in the Time of Coronavirus for parents (ChildMind.org)
- Lower your expectations and other parenting advice for COVID-19 (CPR)
CARING FOR YOUR MENTAL HEALTH
- Option B’s curated list of support for you and your loved ones
- Care for your coronavirus anxiety
- Burnout Isn’t Just in Your Head. It’s in Your Circumstances (NYT)
- How to take care of your mental health during COVID 19 (AFSP)
- 10 Ways to Ease Your Coronavirus Anxiety (NYT)
- 11 Things You Can Do To Manage Your Coronavirus Anxiety (WBUR)
- Stress and coping, from the Center for Disease Control (en Español) (CDC)
- Your Guide to Increasing Psychological Capital (Positive Psychology)
- Help others – altruism is good for our mental health (The Lancet)
- Therapists Answer Your Top Questions About Coronavirus Anxiety
- Managing healthcare workers’ stress (en Español) (USDVA)
- Therapists answer your top questions about coronavirus anxiety (Shine)
MANAGING GRIEF