The Black Family Course – Cohort 2

Strengthen Your Family in 8 Transformative Sessions with Dr. Rose Brewer

Understanding the rich legacy and challenges of Black families, past and present, is a cornerstone of liberation. This course invites participants to explore Black family history, cultural practices, and transformative parenting approaches to strengthen family bonds and nurture resilient Black lives across diverse family formations. 

Course Highlights: 

• Delve into the legacy of Black families—celebrating triumphs and addressing challenges. 
• Gain tools and insights for creating strong, supportive family connections and practices. 
• Explore how Black family traditions, healthy practices, and good food contribute to thriving families. 
• Build meaningful habits and commitments that strengthen family bonds and possibilities. 

Event Details 

• Dates for Cohort 2: March 25 – May 8 (8 sessions)
  • March 25 & April 1 (Tues/Tues)
  • April 8 & 10 (Tues/Thurs) 
  • April 22 & 24 (Tues/Thurs) 
  • May 6 & 8 (Tues/Thurs)
• Time: 6:00pm – 7:15pm
• Format (options):
  • In-Person: Sabathani Community Center, Conference Room 220
  • Online: Zoom (instructor joining virtually)

Incentives: $25 gift card for each session attended. 

Who can join: Family leaders of all ages—whether you’re guiding the next generation or holding the wisdom of experience. 

Participants are encouraged to commit to all eight sessions for the fullest experience. 

Meet Your Instructor 

Dr. Rose M. Brewer
Dr. Brewer is a distinguished educator, scholar, and activist with extensive expertise in Black feminism, political economy, and social justice. A celebrated author and award-winning teacher, she brings decades of experience to this course, creating a space for meaningful learning and transformative dialogue. 

Course Materials 

Provided by Sabathani Community Center: 

• African American Families Today by Angela J. Hattery & Earl Smith 
• The Black Family Reunion Cookbook by the National Council of Negro Women 
• Torn Apart: How the Child Welfare System Destroys Black Families by Dorothy Roberts 
• Parenting for Liberation: How to Raise Black Children by Trina Greene Brown 

Join this transformative journey to deepen your understanding of Black family resilience and legacy. 

Space is limited to 10 participants. Sign up today and invest in the power of Black family knowledge! 

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FAQ – Family Course

Can I take the course again if I’ve already participated?
Yes! Previous participants are welcome to take the course again. While the course material will be the same, you may find value in revisiting the experience.

The Black Family Course is offered as part of Sabathani’s new initiative, Roots: The Black Family Foundation.