IW APRIL 5 - Invisible Warriors

Welcome to the Inaugural Celebration of National Black Women's Labor Day and Screening of “Invisible Warriors - African American Women in World War II”

A virtual event

April 5, 2024 | 8:00 PM (EDT)

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How to participate:

RSVP to secure your spot for this exclusive event, and for a chance to win a “Victory” print, signed by model Mrs. Wilson, artist Regina, and Director Gregory S. Cooke
Screening Access: Access to the virtual screening will be provided upon confirmation of your RSVP. ($15 general admission fee)
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About the Event

Basil and Becky Educational Foundation (BBEEF) invites you to step into history with us on April 5, 2024, at 8:00 PM (EDT), from the comfort of your own home.

Join us for an extraordinary evening of inspiration and empowerment as we celebrate the untold stories of remarkable Black women who shaped history during World War II. This special event, featuring the exclusive screening of “Invisible Warriors,” pays homage to the 600,000 African American “Rosie the Riveters” whose resilience and strength paved the way for generations of Black women.

This premier marks not only the exclusive screening of a powerful documentary, but also celebrates the first National Black Women’s Labor Day. Join us by commemorating the game-changing contributions of African American women throughout history, and today.

Event Highlights

Exclusive Screening: Be among the first to witness the remarkable documentary that brings to life Black Women’s triumphs and challenges during a critical era in American history.
Notable Special Guests: Engage in enlightening discussions with esteemed panelists who will share insights into the impact of Black women in the workforce, both then and now.
Special guest appearance by Mrs. Ruth Wilson, 102, (her birthday) who helped build the aircraft carrier, USS Valley Forge at the Philadelphia Navy Yard during World War II
Victory Raffle: A chance to win a “Victory” print, signed by model Mrs. Wilson, artist Regina, and Director Gregory S. Cooke

Why Attend?

Celebrate Black Women’s Contributions: This premier event is a heartfelt tribute to the invaluable contributions of Black women, spotlighting their pivotal role in shaping both the workforce and the nation.
Learn from History: “Invisible Warriors” not only documents the past but offers profound lessons for the present and future. Gain a deeper understanding of Black women’s challenges and victories in the workplace.
Be Part of a Movement: Your participation is a powerful statement in support of recognizing, honoring, and celebrating the achievements of Black women. Partner with Basil and Becky Educational Foundation by supporting a culture of diversity, inclusion, and empowerment.

National Black Women's Labor Day Special

National Black Women’s Labor Day Special Launch of National Black Women’s Labor Day: This event is more than a premiere; it’s a celebration of resilience, strength, and triumphs. Join us in honoring the labor of Black women throughout history as we kick off the inaugural National Black Women’s Labor Day.
Relevance Today: Discover how the struggles and triumphs of the past echo in today’s workplace. Be inspired by the modern Rosies who continue to break barriers, contributing to diversity and inclusion in all industries.

Don’t miss this opportunity to be part of our historic celebration. Join us on April 5, 2024, as we pay homage to the resilience, strength, and triumphs of Black women on National Black Women’s Labor Day.

We can’t wait to share this historic moment with you.

Invisible Warriors