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Newark Pop-Up Shop To Feature Businesses Owned By Women Of Color
Participating vendors will be selling natural beauty products, handcrafted accessories, desserts and health/fitness products.

NEWARK, NJ — Healing Her, a personal development organization dedicated to restoring the confidence of women of color following their traumatic experiences, will be hosting an “It’s a She Thing” pop-up shop.
The event will take place from 1 to 6 p.m. on Sunday, Feb. 13 at 627 Orange Street in Newark.
According to a news release, as part of Healing Her’s mission to create a community of support for women of color, the pop-up shop will feature all local women of color-owned businesses and vendors.
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Participating vendors will include sellers of natural beauty products, handcrafted accessories, desserts and health and fitness products.
Organizers said:
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“Founded by Shayvonne Anderson in May 2020, Healing Her focuses on inner healing through healthy conversations, purposeful living, and supportive resources such as support groups, training, workshops and more. As a woman of color-led organization, Healing Her is dedicated to re-building the confidence of all women of color leaning on strong core values believing in justice, equality, liberty, safety, integrity, and most importantly, healing.”
To learn more about Healing Her and upcoming events, visit healingher.org or its social media channels.
WHO:
- A&A Luscious Creations
- Afiya Maizah Ricks, Financial Advisor
- Coco Roxy Jewels
- Curvaceous Ego LLC
- Hair B&B
- Joyous Bliss Boutique
- Lakeshia’s Goddess Touch
- Not Your Model
- Pinks Glamorous Closet
- Scrub With Ty
- Succulent Sips
- Taquila Glenn
- Toyaz Customs
- Victoria’s Sangria
- What She Said Snazzy
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