The Champions are the men's affiliate of WIE who support the mission of WIE and want to extend the community dialogue among men in Charlotte. Together, they examine and discuss racial fears embedded in work interactions, education, and public policy and how that erodes cross-cultural trust.
The group meets monthly on the last Wednesday of the month. If you interested in joining this group, contact us at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
Workplace conversations on race and racism can be tough. With a willingness to listen and validate, and acceptance that learning can be uncomfortable, those conversations can be easier and productive.
WIE is registered as a non-profit recipient with NPOconnect's "YourCause".NPOconnect is the nonprofit portal for CSRconnect, the philanthropic and corporate responsibility platform that makes it easy for corporation to manage employee giving programs of all shapes and sizes.CSRconnedct allows corporations to motivate employee participating through automating gifts and incentives. If your company has a matching grants program, you can designate your donation to Women's Inter-Cultural Exchange (WIE) and we will receive matching funds. Thank you for your support of WIE! |
The Color of Law Charlotte organizing group is taking a new approach to our Community Discussion events. Our intent is to help the community better understand the Affordable Housing Crisis and how our historical laws/policies have created this situation.
Heal Charlotte —We are an organization here to serve the community, to build trust and a legitimate bond between the community, its laborers, and officials. We are here to serve and create an open dialogue between the citizens, police and elected officials of our community.