Pour, Plan & Persist
Wine Through a Trump Presidency
Co-hosted by sommelier and Merobebe founder, Megumi Calver & attorney, advocate, and author Misasha Suzuki Graham
We’re staying informed, rising above the chaos, and taking action (with a glass of wine in hand).
Join a growing community of people who feel just as frustrated as you do, and need that glass of wine (or three) to help get through the madness of these next four years!
Each month, we break down the latest chaos news, figure out where to focus our energy, and talk actionable steps we can all take.
It’s more than just staying informed, but a chance to take a break from the doom scrolling and connect with others because we’re stronger together!
Join us in March!
Thursday, March 20
6 pm PST/9 pm EST
Registration is $35, but I don’t want that to be a deterrant for those who want to be involved but can’t pay.
You can use the code “FKTRUMP” for a free ticket of “FKELON” to get 50% off
What to Expect:
Wine & Wisdom: We’ll kick off with a BYOB wine tasting to unplug & unwind because honestly, this is a f*cking disaster and we deserve it. Each month will feature a different wine varietal and/or region.
Fireside Chat: Misasha will break down what’s happening, what may be coming next, and give us the tools to navigate this overwhelming flood of information. No more doom scrolling (for now). Let’s get clarity.
Actionable Takeaways: Armed with her legal expertise and advocacy experience, Misasha will share practical, actionable steps we can take in our communities to push back against harmful policies and protect our rights.
Community: This isn’t a lecture but a conversation! You’re encouraged to ask questions and share your experiences. Sometimes, we just need to vent a little bit and hear that we’re not alone.
Resources: Get all of the resources shared during the events here!
About Misasha Suzuki Graham
A graduate of Harvard College and Columbia Law School, Misasha Suzuki Graham has been a practicing litigator for close to 20 years, and is passionate about diversity, equity and inclusion in the legal profession as well as in her communities.
She is currently a facilitator, writer and speaker regarding issues of racial and social justice with a focus on youth, the co-author of Dear White Women: Let’s Get (Un)comfortable Talking About Racism, and the co-host of Dear White Women, an award-winning social justice podcast.
Misasha has been featured on FOX, NBC, Good Day LA, Forbes, and other various news and media outlets, has spoken and moderated in front of law firms, corporations, schools, and other community organizations, and recently gave a TEDx talk on the link between asking questions and affirming our humanity.
Misasha is the proud daughter of a Japanese immigrant father and White mother, and the equally proud mom of two very active multiracial tween boys.