Upcoming Events
Events
Women & Girls Worth Watching Awards
12:00 PM | March 21, 2026
Thredz.org Lady Leaders of Y3 present:
“Breaking Barriers in a Changing World: New Voices Amid Shifting Paradigms”
As generational perspectives evolve, this conversation explores how emerging voices and seasoned wisdom can bridge shifting paradigms to strengthen mentorship, advocacy, and opportunity for women and girls.
Tickets: $35, purchase at the door
The 3rd Annual House Party to Homeownership: Building Wealth Through Homeownership
12:00 PM | March 28, 2026
The 3rd Annual House Party to Homeownership: Building Wealth Through Homeownership is a dynamic community event designed to connect individuals and families with the knowledge, resources, and partnerships needed to begin their journey toward homeownership.
Hosted by Thredz.org and presented in partnership with Huntington Bank, this Panel & Expo brings together housing experts, lenders, entrepreneurs, and community leaders to share practical guidance on credit, financing, and preparing to buy a home.
Attendees will hear directly from industry leaders, connect with community resources, and have the opportunity to participate in 1:1 mortgage pre-qualifications with lending partners.
The event will also feature music by DJ Q89 and lunch provided by Kuntry Cookin, creating a welcoming and engaging atmosphere for learning and connection.
Join us 12:00 PM Saturday, March 28, 2026 at the Frauenthal Center and reserve your seat through Eventbrite.
Doors open at 11:00 AM.
GVSU’s The Black Boys & Men National Symposium
June 10–12, 2026
Thredz.org Men of Y3 present:
Boys II Men: Mentoring & Educating Black Boys When You Are Not the Model—But the Work Still Needs to Be Done Panel
(Youth & Emerging Leaders Edition)
This year we’re shifting the format to center youth and emerging leaders. Instead of adult executives, the panel will feature high school Y3 youth leaders alongside Black college students, so participants can hear directly from young men currently navigating these systems.
The conversation will focus on what authentic mentorship actually looks like, what works, and what unintentionally causes harm, especially when educators and mentors do not share the lived experience of Black boys.
Marria will be moderating the discussion, helping explore the often-overlooked role that Black women, White women, and White men play in shaping the environments Black boys grow up in, and why intentionality, cultural humility, and accountability are essential for real impact.
The goal is a more honest, youth-centered conversation about trust, expectations, and mentorship that actually supports Black boys.
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