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Queen Geniuses Annual Conference

Young people are not the leaders of tomorrow, they are the leaders we need right now. Supporting young women tap into their strengths through this annual conference is one of the ways Regine Roy helps them to unlock their potential and activate their natural leadership qualities. Every year hundreds of students who participate in Queen Geniuses programs are invited to the annual event to learn how to powerfully manage their social and emotional needs in order to build the capacity needed to get into action needed to transform their own lives as they powerfully provide leadership in their personal and academic lives.

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Speakers, presenters and performers lead transparent, challenging and powerful discussions on relevant social issues to unveil achievable solutions. Over the years these conferences have equipped dynamic young people with skills and tools that support them in tapping into their Purpose, Creativity and Confidence which will charge them to own their future through workshops, breakout sessions, panel discussions and interviews, we anchor the activities and insights from the school year and foster a new culture — one of success, confidence and support.

Past Speakers

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Laurie
Cumbo 

New York City Council Majority Leader,

District 35

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Safiya

Bandele 

Emeritus Director of Medgar Evers College Center for Women’s Development

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Ericka

Hart

M.Ed, Breast Cancer Survivor, Sexuality Educator

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Jovian

Irvin

Facilitator, Certified Coach, Management & Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Consultant

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Rhonesha

Byng

Journalist, Founder & CEO Her Agenda

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Evita

Robinson

Creator Nomadness Tribe

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Caits Messenier

Poet, Prison and Justice Writing Program Manager at PEN America

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Cheyenne Wyzzard-Jones

Founder, Resistance Education Co-Founder, Women of Color in Solidarity

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Eva

Turner

Social Justice Consultant at Power Femme, LLC and Yoga Instructor

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Yvette 
Clarke 

New York City Congresswoman, District 9

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Yaa Asantewaa Nzingha 

Educator, Activist & Actress

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Empress Varnardo

Digital Video Producer at Refinery 29

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Natasha

Perlz

Disc Jockey

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Stephanie Cunningham

Creative Director of Museum Hue

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Deepti

Sharma

Founder at FoodtoEat

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Andrea Lawrence

Instructional Technology Director

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Elizabeth Ruiz Rivera

Artist, Community Organizer, Educator

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Keomi

Tarver

Executive Director at Abundance with Keo, LLC

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Arva 
Rice 

President & CEO of New York Urban League

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Jen

Mazer

Queen of Manifestation

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Latoya

Snell

Food and Fitness Blogger at Running Fat Chef

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Monica Montgomery

Leading Museum of Impact + Museum Hue Curator

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Tani

Chambers

Strategist & Entrepreneur

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Liz

Faublas

T.V. News Anchor/Reporter

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Ayanna

Wilks

Public Relations Director – Celebrity Division at Wilhelmina

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Liz S. Alexander

Founder of She Dreams of Freedom Consulting Group

Past Conferences

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6th QG Conference –

Never Let Your Crown Fall

The theme “Never Let Your Crown Fall” created a SAFE and BRAVE space for young women to share about the challenges associated with leading over various aspects of their personal empires We also discussed what systems and solutions to newly implement in order to lead powerfully and prevent personal crowns from falling.

Notable Speakers & Performers: Our Side of the Story, Empress Varnardo, Yaa Asantewaa Nzingha

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4th QG Conference –

Know Your Worth

The theme “Know Your Worth” gives participants the opportunity to assess the quality of their relationships, friendships, food they consume, education, resources and love that they allow or do not allow into their lives on a regular basis.

Notable Speakers & Performers: City Council Member Laurie Cumbo, Ifetayo Cultural Arts Academy

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2nd QG Conference –

Manifest It. Build It. Sustain It.

The theme “Manifest It. Build It. Sustain It., encouraged participants to inquire about their personal meanings of abundance, passion and success, while simultaneously learning the tools to sustain what they are creating.

Notable Speakers & Performers: Arva Rice, Jen Mazer, Yaa Asantewaa Nzingha, Audible Chocolate & Ifetayo Cultural Arts Academy

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5th QG Conference –

It’s In Your Hands

The theme “It’s In Your Hands” focused on the importance of young women taking personal responsibility of their future legacies. Participants engaged in a personal inquiry about what is important to them on both a macro and micro level while also discussing the imprint they want to leave on the world!

Notable Speakers & Performers: Ericka Hart, Sore Agbaje, Latoya Shauntey Snell, Ayanna Wilks, Brooklyn United Marching Band

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3rd QG Conference –

Reclaiming Our Throne

The theme “Reclaiming Our Throne” gave young women the opportunity to figuratively sit on the thrones of their personal empire, their lives. They inquired about the areas of their lives where they are powerfully governing and ruling while also, exploring the areas where they are submissively hiding out and not taking action.

Notable Speakers & Performers: Congress Woman Yvette Clarke, Jen Mazer & Mr. Reed

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1st QG Conference –

Uniting Sisters Across Generations

The theme “Uniting Sisters Across Generations” gave young women and elders and opportunity to collaborate and share wisdom that lies within us all, regardless of age.

Notable Speakers & Performers: Safiya Bandele, Maya Azucena & Kamaria Hodge

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