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Amberly keynoted Loyola University Chicago’s featured event, Beyond the Classroom: Honoring Mamie Till-Mobley’s Legacy on June 29, 2023, at the DuSable Black History Museum. Attendees celebrated Ms. Till-Mobley’s legacy of channeling her passion for justice and her love for children into a lifetime of advocacy and a 23-year career as a teacher in Chicago schools. Loyola University […]
June 22, 2023 Amberly kicked off the Platform to Justice (BETA) program with some amazing foundation leaders. This begins their 8-week journey and training program designed to equip social justice organizations with the crucial training, mentorship, knowledge, and skills needed to scale their justice efforts, Leave your encouragement for the participants in the comments below.
Amberly selected as iFundWomen of Color Spring 2023 Cohort Member after submitting a successful application and pitch in April. In case you don’t know, IFundWomen of Color is a platform dedicated to advancing diverse entrepreneurs through access to capital, coaching, and lucrative connections specifically needed for founders of color to launch and grow profitable, successful […]
Girlboss’ side hustler newsletter, “One the Side” featured my 9-5 and 5-9 work in DEI as a Fractional Chief Diversity Officer. I also shared my story about how and why I launched Hello Ambi. Here’s a snippet of some advice I shared for over-timers and five-to-niners: “Always share your truth. There may be other entrepreneurs who […]
I got to witness the Mamie Till Mobley Monument Unveiling at Argo Community High School. My family had a beautiful weekend in Argo. A sculpture in the likeness of our cousin Mamie Till Mobley and a memorial walkway in the name of her son, Emmett Till, was unveiled as a part of Argo Community High School’s celebration of […]
The Mamie Till Mobley Foundation Fundraiser was held on April 28, 2023. The Fundraiser took place at the Reva and David Logan Center for the Arts (915 E 60th St, Chicago, IL, 60637) at 6pm. As you know, the murder of Emmett Till historically marked him as The Child That Changed the World. His murder stands as one of the most heinous, race-related crimes in American and world […]
