Women In Media held its inaugural Arete of Media: Arts & Entertainment Awards Brunch on Sunday, Nov. 17, 2019, at Hops Brewerytown. The event closed out the organization’s annual multi-day conference. The conference kicked off Thursday, Nov. 14, at 3675 Market St. Then Friday, Nov. 15 was the “Circle of Influence Mixer” at Bernie’s Restaurant & Bar at 3432 Sansom St. The group’s full-day conference was Saturday, Nov. 16, at Quorum at the University Science Center, 3675 Market St.
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Author of “The Art of Rock Bottom and How to Bounce Back,” Janvieve Naemani Fogle, second from left, discusses her book during the Women in Media Arts and Entertainment brunch as author of “How I Got Here” Darlaina Rose, left, listens at Hops Brewerytown on Sunday, Nov. 17, 2019. — PHOTOs: MARISSA WEEKES MASON/TRIBUNE
Women in Media founder Danielle P. Jeter, center, is joined by from left, Women in Media honorees Tawana Coleman, Monique O’Neal, Camille Jones and Safiyyah Warren Moore during the Women in Media Arts and Entertainment brunch at Hops Brewerytown on Sunday, Nov. 17, 2019.
Author of “The Journey Back to Me: Uncovering the Treasure Within” Christel West, center, speaks during the Women in Media’s Arts and Entertainment brunch.
Philadelphia City Councilmember-elect Katherine Gilmore Richardson addresses the Women in Media Arts and Entertainment brunch where she accepted an award on behalf of Blondell Reynolds-Brown on Sunday, Nov. 17, 2019.
Founder of Women in Media Danielle P. Jeter, far right, speaks during the Women in Media Arts and Entertainment brunch as Monique O’Neal, far left, Tawana Coleman, second from left, and Camille Jones, second from right, listen Sunday, Nov. 17, 2019. Jeter honored the three ladies for their contributions to the organization.
Women in Media founder Danielle Jeter, center, is joined by author of “How I Got Here” Darlaina Rose, far left, and Philadelphia City Councilmember-elect Katherine Gilmore Richardson, third from left, during the Women in Media Arts and Entertainment brunch. The event featured female authors who have written books on self-empowerment.
Dr. Loretta Long was honored with the Women In Media Legacy & Icon Award at the Inaugural Arete of Media Arts & Entertainment Brunch. She is best known for her role as "Susan" from Sesame Street since 1969. Photo Credits: Press Pause Productions K-Len Anderson
Dr. Loretta Long (left) and Jamila Mustafa (right) posing for photos at the Inaugural Arete of Media Arts & Entertainment Brunch. Activist, Host, Actress, and Past Miss Delaware State University served as the Featured Fireside Chat Keynote Speaker during brunch. Photo Credits: Press Pause Productions K-Len Anderson
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