Youth advocate, daughter of Muhammad Ali joins October 21–24 event in Fort Worth
FORT WORTH, Texas — Maryum “May May” Ali, a youth development and social advocacy professional and daughter of Muhammad Ali, will speak at the Sparks Resilience Awards Gala & Conference, October 21–24 in Fort Worth.
Prepare to hear about Ali’s experience in youth development and community advocacy as she discusses resilience, leadership and building a legacy. Her presentation will explore the role resilience plays in personal and professional growth.
The four-day event will bring together industry leaders, educators and attendees for workshops, networking and presentations. The program will also feature live musical performances and the Chancellor Erma C. Johnson Hadley Legacy Scholarship.
Tickets and event information are available at www.sparksresilience.com.
For interview requests and media inquiries, contact Stephanie Ward at Red Lime Media, sward@redlimemedia.net or 972-439-5214.
Sparks Resilience brings together leaders across industries to recognize achievement, support leadership development and create opportunities for the next generation. Its awards gala and conference combine recognition, education and community connection.
