Chit Chat Communications

February 2, 2007	Miami, Florida, 5th Annual C. MorrisonPresents… ”After The Party, What’s The Plan?” Symposium Series, in celebration of *Black History Month* *& Super Bowl Weekend* Florida Memorial University, Lou Rawls Auditorium. $20 donation.
February 16, 2007	Las Vegas, Nevada 5th Annual C. Morrison Presents…”After The Party, What’s The Plan?” Symposium Series (In celebration of Black History Month & NBA All Star)
June 8, 2007	Atlanta, Georgia. 5th Annual C. Morrison Presents… “After The Party, What’s The Plan?” Celebrating Black Music Month, taking place at Auburn Avenue Research Library. $20 donation.
September, 2007	Accra, Ghana. 5th Annual C. Morrison Presents… “After The Party, What’s The Plan?” Symposium Series.
October, 2007	Baltimore, Maryland, 5th Annual C. Morrison Presents… “After The Party, What’s The Plan?” Symposium Series, at The Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Md. African American History & Culture. $20 donation.
After The Party, What's The Plan? (ATPWTP) is a forum that travels across the country with entertainers, athletes, politicians and civic leaders, who are also entrepreneurs; educating young people (ages 16-25, primary; 9-15 and 26-35 secondary) on life planning decisions and a plan of action. Sponsorship and advertisement opportunities are still available. Sponsorship packages range from $5,000 - $25,000.00. To be listed as a friend of C. Morrison Presents… requires a $1,000, donation. For more information call Chit Chat Communications, (404) 815-5667 or email: vhughes@chitchatcommunications.com

Celebration Women of Color

March 8, 2007

Atlanta, Georgia, 5th Annual Women’s History Program
C. Morrison Presents…
“Celebrating Women of Color…” Love The Skin You’re In.
Hosted by Tony McNary, Reporter for CBS 46.
Featured keynote speaker: Chief Rosemary Cloud, the 1st African American Woman Fire Chief. Special guests include: Songstress Dawn McClain, R&B Group Ignysh'n, Poet I.C.O.N., Miss Black Georgia USA 2006 and Resonance. Free and open to the general public.

Celebrating Women of Color (CWOC) is an annual women’s history month celebration produced by CCC, in Atlanta, Georgia. The enriching program includes: poetry, author readings, music, food, fun and more. The program was developed to inspire, educate, entertain and celebrate women ages 21-45, and their families in honor of Women’s History Month during the month of March.

Sisters of Tomorrow Conference

February 19 , 2007	Atlanta, Georgia, C. Morrison Presents… “Sisters of Tomorrow" Self Esteem Conference, for girls ages 9 -18. A 1-day conference focusing on self esteem and positive self-images for girls and women, at Big Bethel Village, 500 Richard Allen Blvd. Southwest Atlanta. $25 donation.
April 4, 2007	Atlanta, Georgia, C. Morrison Presents… “Sisters of Tomorrow” Career & Finance Conference, for girls ages 9 -18. A 1-day conference focusing on various careers in education, business, science, medicine, communications, fashion, entertainment, sports, accounting and more, at Big Bethel Village, 500 Richard Allen Blvd. Southwest Atlanta. $25 donation.
July 18, 2007	Atlanta, Georgia, 2nd Annual C. Morrison Presents… “Sisters of Tomorrow” Conference for girls ages 9 -18 encompassing self esteem, careers, health & fitness, at Big Bethel Village, 500 Richard Allen Blvd. Southwest Atlanta. $25 Donation.
October, 2007	Atlanta, Georgia, C. Morrison Presents… ”Sisters of Tomorrow” Health & Fitness Conference, for girls 9 -18. A 1-day conference focusing on health& fitness, at Big Bethel Village, 500 Richard Allen Blvd. Southwest Atlanta. $25 donation
December 27, 2007	Atlanta, Georgia, C. Morrison Presents… ”Sisters of Tomorrow” Self Esteem Conference, for girls 9 -18. A 1-day conference focusing on self esteem and positive self images for girls, at Big Bethel Village, 500 Richard Allen Blvd. Southwest Atlanta. $25 donation.
Sisters of Tomorrow ( SOT) is an annual 1-day conference for young girls, ages 9-18. The conference exposes, inspires and educates young girls on developing positive self-images, career objectives and health issues.