ATTN: African American Community &
Neighbors in the Working Class of the United States
Why these changes will affect all of us and how to navigate the changed governmental structure.
Sherlyn "Char" Selassie, J.D.
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Community Townhall Series
Critical Constitutional Considerations
What we need to know and how we need to respond to
sweeping governmental transition
Sunday, May 18' 2025
1:00 pm EST
Zoom Webinar
$19.99 Registration Fee
Proceeds will be donated to Region 6 Council for Diaspora Affairs, Inc. for their jont partnership with Q2UA to mobilize a 40-foot container of life-saving medical supplies to West Africa.
Community Townhall Series
Critical Constitutional Considerations
What we need to know and how we need to respond to
sweeping governmental transition
Sunday, May 18' 2025
1:00 pm EST
Zoom Webinar
$19.99 Registration Fee
Proceeds will be donated to Region 6 Council for Diaspora Affairs, Inc. for their joint partnership with Q2UA to mobilize a 40-foot container of life-saving medical supplies to West Africa.
What We Will Cover at this Crucial Conversation
How your individual constitutional rights have drastically changed
Civil and criminal law impact
How to protect your family for the storm ahead
Call for Community Collaboration
Individual and community game plan
This is a call for unity, peace, and preparedness for our community interest and the amplification of our shared interest to international spaces of influence.
What We Will Cover at this Crucial Conversation
How your individual constitutional rights have drastically changed
Civil and criminal law impact
How to protect your family for the storm ahead
Call for Community Collaboration
Individual and community game plan
This is a call for unity, peace, and preparedness for our community interest and the amplification of our shared interest to international spaces of influence.
This Presentation Will Reveal:
Why party politics no longer matter
How religious divisions will not protect usand
Why UNITY is the only true power we hold.This Presentation Will Reveal:
Why party politics no longer matterHow religious divisions will not protect usand
Why UNITY is the only true power we hold.Kharis Copeland is the founder of NeoDiplomacy.com, a bold platform amplifying the voice and power of the African Diaspora through international business, strategic relationship-building, and global advocacy. A retired military intelligence officer, Kharis brings a rare blend of discipline, insight, and cultural loyalty to the world stage—sharing his expertise with dignitaries, community leaders, and influencers to advance the collective interests of his people.
Renowned for his sharp geopolitical analysis and disarming sense of humor, Kharis has emerged as a trusted voice in both policy and community spaces. His dynamic background has propelled him into key leadership roles, including Executive Director of Q2UA and President of the Region 6 Council for Diaspora Affairs.
But more than titles, it’s his impact that sets him apart. Kharis has successfully transformed online movements into organized corporate action—all rooted in one urgent mission: to build critical infrastructure and drive economic development for the African Diaspora and their ancestral homelands. His leadership is not only visionary—it’s catalytic, igniting a global movement for generational change.
Host:
Kharis Copeland, M.B.A.
Hosted by:
Kharis Copeland, M.B.A.
Kharis Copeland is the founder of NeoDiplomacy.com, a bold platform amplifying the voice and power of the African Diaspora through international business, strategic relationship-building, and global advocacy. A retired military intelligence officer, Kharis brings a rare blend of discipline, insight, and cultural loyalty to the world stage—sharing his expertise with dignitaries, community leaders, and influencers to advance the collective interests of his people.
Renowned for his sharp geopolitical analysis and disarming sense of humor, Kharis has emerged as a trusted voice in both policy and community spaces. His dynamic background has propelled him into key leadership roles, including Executive Director of Q2UA and President of the Region 6 Council for Diaspora Affairs.
But more than titles, it’s his impact that sets him apart. Kharis has successfully transformed online movements into organized corporate action—all rooted in one urgent mission: to build critical infrastructure and drive economic development for the African Diaspora and their ancestral homelands. His leadership is not only visionary—it’s catalytic, igniting a global movement for generational change.
Special Guest:
Sherlyn "Char" Selassie, J.D.
Char Selassie is a dedicated educator, legal scholar, and fierce advocate for the protection and empowerment of vulnerable communities. With a deep commitment to justice and equity, she brings both academic excellence and hands-on experience to the fight for systemic change.
Graduating cum laude from the Benjamin Crump School of Law, Char distinguished herself as a top legal mind—earning the Constitutional Law Book Award in both U.S. Government and Constitutional Law. Her legal acumen spans constitutional, business, and contract law, and her work reflects an unwavering commitment to using the law as a tool for public service and community transformation.
Char is a trusted strategic partner of Q2UA and the Region 6 Council for Diaspora Affairs, where she plays a critical role in shaping initiatives that advance the goodwill and interests of the global African Diaspora. She is a tireless advocate for community justice and cultural preservation, amplifying the voices and traditions of African-descended people across the U.S., the Caribbean, and beyond.
In an era demanding bold leadership and informed action, Char Selassie stands at the intersection of law, education, and advocacy—mobilizing knowledge and strategy to build a more just future.
Special Guest:
Sherlyn "Char" Selassie, J.D.
Char Selassie is a dedicated educator, legal scholar, and fierce advocate for the protection and empowerment of vulnerable communities. With a deep commitment to justice and equity, she brings both academic excellence and hands-on experience to the fight for systemic change.
Graduating cum laude from the Benjamin Crump School of Law, Char distinguished herself as a top legal mind—earning the Constitutional Law Book Award in both U.S. Government and Constitutional Law. Her legal acumen spans constitutional, business, and contract law, and her work reflects an unwavering commitment to using the law as a tool for public service and community transformation.
Char is a trusted strategic partner of Q2UA and the Region 6 Council for Diaspora Affairs, where she plays a critical role in shaping initiatives that advance the goodwill and interests of the global African Diaspora. She is a tireless advocate for community justice and cultural preservation, amplifying the voices and traditions of African-descended people across the U.S., the Caribbean, and beyond.
In an era demanding bold leadership and informed action, Char Selassie stands at the intersection of law, education, and advocacy—mobilizing knowledge and strategy to build a more just future.