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This engaging and interactive virtual experience goes beyond mainstream Black History narratives to uncover the hidden legacies of African and Black contributions to global history—and how these stories shape identity, confidence, and the power to create change. Through humorous and heartfelt storytelling, I’ll take you on a journey from my transition from Cameroon to the U.S., sharing the cultural shocks, challenges, and hilarious moments along the way. I’ll also reveal how rediscovering my heritage transformed my worldview and gave me a roadmap for empowerment and meaningful individual and systemic transformation. Expect rich cultural storytelling, food traditions, and lively discussions that will challenge perspectives, reduce biases, and foster cultural curiosity as well as cultural pride! Why Attend? ✔ Discover a side of Black history that goes beyond traditional textbooks ✔ Explore how historical narratives shape workplace and societal dynamics ✔ Enhance your cultural awareness with insights, humor, and interactive discussion ✔ Experience a paradigm shift through cross-cultural storytelling ✔ Feel empowered to embrace identity, challenge stereotypes, and drive change ✔ Laugh out loud (but be careful not to choke!) Register now and come along for the interesting ride! About the Speaker: Setche Kwamu-Nana is an engineer turned cultural awareness expert, keynote speaker & DEI practitioner who helps organizations enhance employee engagement, reduce turnover, and drive innovation through strategic cultural competency programs. With over 15 years of experience at Caterpillar Inc., Intuit Inc., nonprofits, and community organizations, she transforms diversity into impact by leveraging employees’ backgrounds to boost collaboration & productivity. A seasoned media contributor, her insights have appeared in Forbes, SHRM, KPBS, Politico, CRTV, and more. She authored the San Diego Union-Tribune’s "Building Bridges" DEI column and leads courageous conversations.