Economic Empowerment

An important aspect of the Own Your Ase mission is to empower women of African descent, their families and communities. One of the ways that we do this is by presenting information that is designed to help women and their families achieve their economic and financial aspirations.


  • Marketplace Pop Ups

  • Financial Coaching & literacy 

  • Economic Growth Training: Secure the Bag Series

  • Collaborations with our Economic Empowerment Community Partner the Queen’s Society

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Supporting Minority-Owned Small Businesses: Empowering Black Women Entrepreneurs

At Own Your Ase, we are committed to uplifting minority small businesses, with a special focus on Black and Brown women entrepreneurs. We believe that economic empowerment starts with creating opportunities for women to own their businesses, share their talents, and thrive in their communities. By supporting these businesses, we help build a more equitable future while fostering sustainability and growth.
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