Events in March 2023
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1:00 pm: International Women's Day1:00 pm: International Women's Day – Empower and support other courageous women in business! Join other visionaries, and accomplished women who make things happen! The honorable Secretary of State Elaine Marshall will be at the event to support women of all ages to start their business. 1 hour of Dolphin-Tank - entertainment hour to support the younger generation to pitch their idea. Winners will receive two months of mentorship from experts and prizes. Sheraton Raleigh Hotel |
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NC 48th Annual Indian Unity ConferenceNC 48th Annual Indian Unity Conference
Hilton North Raleigh/Midtown 9:00 am: NC 48th Annual North Carolina Indian Unity Conference9:00 am: NC 48th Annual North Carolina Indian Unity Conference – Hilton North Raleigh/Midtown |
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9:00 am: NC 48th Annual North Carolina Indian Unity Conference9:00 am: NC 48th Annual North Carolina Indian Unity Conference – Hilton North Raleigh/Midtown |
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9:30 am: Brain Health Reimagined Summit, Dementia Capable Cares9:30 am: Brain Health Reimagined Summit, Dementia Capable Cares – Free to attend and open to the public. Designed for those who want to learn strategies that improve brain health from subject matter experts using experiential learning and interactive skill practice. The event advances a cutting-edge community conversation around the global impact of brain health. Cary Senior Center |
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6:00 pm: Wake County Public Libraries/NC Registry for Brain Health/Duke-UNC ADRC and Alzheimer's Association present "You have a Dementia Diagnosis. Now What?"6:00 pm: Wake County Public Libraries/NC Registry for Brain Health/Duke-UNC ADRC and Alzheimer's Association present "You have a Dementia Diagnosis. Now What?" –
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Receiving a diagnosis of cognitive impariment of any type can cause a range of emotions including fear, anger, sadness, and sometimes relief. Learn more about your condition and what to do after diagnosis at the Wake County Library event: "You Have A Diagnosis of Dementia. Now What?" Virtual |
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