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Join the Black Chamber Fort Wayne for an evening of powerful networking and baseball at Parkview Field on May 21st. Connect with local business leaders while enjoying America's favorite pastime!

Join the Black Chamber Fort Wayne for an exclusive fireside chat with two of Fort Wayne's most successful culinary entrepreneurs. Sherman Bell (Hideout125) and James Khan (BakerStreet, Hoppy Gnome, Proximo) will share their expert insights on scaling businesses in the local market. This can't-miss event offers valuable strategies for growth, networking opportunities, and interactive Q&A with these industry leaders. Limited seating available—register today!

This free introductory webinar will provide a comprehensive overview of the Solar Train the Trainer program, designed specifically for Indiana residents. Participants will learn how the solar industry is creating pathways to good-paying jobs while supporting environmental sustainability and energy independence in our communities.

Fort Wayne Black Chamber celebrates women entrepreneurs at "HerStory" event, featuring insights from four local business leaders on success and community impact.

Connect with Black business leaders, entrepreneurs, and professionals in the Greater Fort Wayne area. The Mix It Up event is designed to foster growth, collaboration, and community building.

The CDFI Fund, a program under the U.S. Department of the Treasury, provides monetary awards and tax credits to CDFIs to enable them to offer financial services to underserved communities. By participating in this training, you will gain insights into leveraging these resources to empower your business and community.

Sharon Tucker makes history as Fort Wayne's first Black female mayor, succeeding Tom Henry and bringing a legacy of community engagement and leadership to the city.

The Indiana Black Legislative Caucus (IBLC) will be hosting a series of town halls around the state to share information about the laws that passed during the 2024 legislative session of the Indiana General Assembly. During these town halls, Hoosiers will have an opportunity to provide feedback and input on the next session’s legislative priorities.

President Biden's 2021 Juneteenth proclamation marks a historic recognition of Black history, urging continued efforts for racial justice and equality.

Juneteenth celebrates the end of slavery in the U.S., marked by General Order No. 3 in Texas on June 19, 1865, symbolizing freedom and cultural heritage.