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How did we do this Quarter? Let's talk about it. The BGH Town Hall is your time to provide feedback on what workshops, programming, and events you'd like to see from BGH Foundation.
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What went well?
What needs work?
What programming/workshops/content would you like to see in 2025?
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Join our monthly Resume Review Workshop, a dynamic and interactive session designed to help you perfect your resume in real time. Each month, participants are invited to bring their current resumes, whether they are just getting started or refining an existing document, and receive personalized, hands-on feedback from experienced professionals. The workshop offers a collaborative environment where participants can ask questions, learn from each other, and make immediate improvements to their resumes. With a focus on actionable advice, tailored suggestions, and live revisions, this workshop aims to empower every attendee to leave with a polished and impactful resume that stands out to employers. Don’t miss this opportunity to elevate your resume and advance your career!
Join us for a Bring A Hacker To Work Day (BAHTWD) session with Alina Mueez, an Associate at Schellman as she shares her journey navigating the world of cybersecurity, technology, and leadership.
Alina is a proud graduate of The Ohio State University, where she earned her degree in Information Systems with minors in Information Security and Leadership. Her career path spans a dynamic range of experiences from Risk Model Management and Identity & Access Management internships to two years of full-stack development.
Beyond her professional achievements, Alina has been an active member of Women in Cybersecurity (WiCyS) for the past two years.
During this event, Alina will discuss:
Come ready to learn, connect, and be inspired as Alina brings her real-world experience and passion for security, leadership, and community to the conversation.
Join Robert Hurlbut, Principal Product Security Architect and Threat Modeling Trainer at Toreon, for a 45-minute interactive webinar that demystifies what Threat Modeling is — and how it helps teams build security in early.
You’ll learn:
Take part in a short hands-on exercise to see the process in action
All participants will receive free access to Toreon’s Intro to Threat Modeling course — a great way to continue learning after the session.
Don’t just talk about security — practice it.
Date: November 20, 2025
Register Here: https://zoom.us/j/3553036156?pwd=9T6sPtlIZrU7Sq4aGxStvyBazeiS8a.1
Join us for another Bring a Hacker to Work Day (BAHTWD) session featuring Arielle Ezechukwu, a cybersecurity professional whose journey bridges the technical, the personal, and the deeply human side of security.
After taking a purposeful career break to focus on homeschooling and community leadership, Arielle returned to cybersecurity with renewed clarity and drive. She brings a rare blend of empathy, resilience, and results-driven focus to the field. In her role, she partners with clients to align people, processes, and technology for stronger, more sustainable security outcomes.
In this conversation, we’ll explore:
Whether you’re a parent, a practitioner, or just curious about how life experience shapes leadership in tech, this is a session you won’t want to miss.
Coming Soon: Trusted AI Safety Expert Scholarship
At BlackGirlsHack, we’re committed to helping our community stay ahead of the curve in cybersecurity and technology. We’re excited to announce an upcoming scholarship opportunity to cover the cost of the Trusted AI Safety Expert Exam Bundle from the Cloud Security Alliance.
This certification helps professionals deepen their understanding of AI governance, risk management, and security best practices — essential skills in today’s evolving cyber landscape.
Why This Matters
AI is transforming cybersecurity. Earning this certification can set you apart, opening doors to advanced roles and leadership opportunities in the field.
What You Can Do Now
Start preparing!
When applications open, you’ll want to be ready — spots will be limited.
BGH Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit to help black girls and women break through barriers to careers in information security and cyber security. EIN 85-3683902 10908 Courthouse Road Suite 102-286 Fredericksburg, VA 22408 email: info@blackgirlshack.org
Headquartered in Fredericksburg, VA
