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Panels, Keynotes, and Workshops


State of Self-Care for Black Women: A Comprehensive Insight

This panel led by Katara, dives deep into a thorough analysis of the results of the “State of Self-Care for Black Women”, a first-of-its-kind report. This report aims to fill a gap in survey data pertaining to Black Women’s experience of mental, emotional, and physical health in the context of their intersectional identities using the responses from 1,005 Black Women in the U.S. 

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Prioritizing Black Women’s Health and Well-Being - For A Diverse Audience

In this presentation, Katara teaches the importance of going beyond diversity, equity, and inclusion to cultivating cultures of belonging for those on the furthest margins in our society.

Whether it's an in-person or virtual event, Katara has a way of connecting to her audience authentically and with fun. Participants will feel encouraged, challenged, and equipped with tools to improve their lives and the lives of others.

Prioritizing Black Women’s Health and Well-Being - For Black Women In Business

In this presentation, Katara teaches the importance of prioritizing Black Women's mental and emotional health. Black Women navigate systems that don't always see them fully; facing these systems impacts mental, emotional, and physical health, influencing job satisfaction. Participants will learn to effectively create practices and habits to manage and navigate their personal and professional lives.

Personal & Professional Development

Executive-Leadership Coaching

Katara specializes in coaching Black Women and Women of Color who are in leadership and Executive roles. Her skills enable her to assist clients in navigating systems that don’t always see them fully.

Katara’s coaching practice is grounded in the belief that her clients are naturally creative, resourceful, and whole people. Each client has internal resources that Katara helps them tap into; she supports them in realizing their dreams and goals.

“Black Women deserve our own spaces and places of respite.”

-Katara McCarty, CEO of Katecha Corp & Founder of Exhale App