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EPISODE · Mar 10, 2026 · 36 MIN

Black History Month 2026: Designing Events That Honor Culture & Community

from Eating at a Meeting · host Tracy Stuckrath

What does it mean to truly belong at the table — as a guest and as the one designing the experience? This Black History Month, I'm hosting an Eating at a Meeting Podcast LIVE conversation with two extraordinary Black women leaders in the events industry: Zoe Moore (Grow with Zomo) and Diane R. Brown, MBA (Derby Brown Productions). We'll explore how to design events that honor Black history, culture, and community—not just in February, but every time we gather. We'll cover: • What Black History Month means in 2026 for event pros. • The real state of equity and belonging in events and hospitality. • How food, beverage, and supplier choices can either reinforce or repair harm. • Practical ways to source and support Black‑owned caterers, restaurants, and suppliers. Food is culture. Gathering is community. Honoring both isn't a checkbox — it's a practice you can design for.

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