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Collective Voices Symposium: Sharing Our Multicultural Stories

SFI Collective Voices Symposium

We are hosting the first annual Collective Voices Symposium next week on Tuesday, January 31, 2023.

The purpose of this virtual event is to highlight all voices within our community in an environment where we can share our experiences and learn from one another.


For information and to register for the 2024 Symposium,
please visit 2024 Collective Voices Symposium.


Fostering an Inclusive Spouse Community

At Secure Families Initaitive we are dedicated to ensuring all voices are heard and we strive to have our membership be representative of all those who serve. Last year, we hosted a series of four closed-door Roundtable events with underrepresented populations within the military community. The final event in our series is the Collective Voices Symposium open to all military family members, veterans and community members. 

SFI Organizing Director Brandi Jones said, “After spending time listening to, and providing military BIPOC families a space to share and have their voices amplified SFI has found many Black, Hispanic, Indigenous and AAPI military families agree they are not represented or their culture within many military affiliated organizations, SFI has set out to change that!”

About the Collective Voices Symposium

We have an amazing, highly-informative lineup of SFI Roundtable moderators:

  • Christian Jovan Agbay
  • Shalena Critchlow
  • Venus Doan
  • Brandi Jones

Attendees will dive into the intersection between two social movements in the United States: combatting racism and demilitarizing foreign and domestic policies. Participants will share their stories, connect, learn more about Secure Families Initiatives advocacy, and brainstorm collective action to move our community forward. RSVP to join us!

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