In Her Shoes Empowerment Breakfast & Women’s Fundraiser

Join us for In Her Shoes on the morning of March 6, where trailblazer Dr. Sophie Two Hawk and her daughters, Dr. Arna Mora and Mashke Goicoechea (pre-med student), will join her for a panel to share their inspiring story of breaking barriers and uplifting others. Bring your mom, sister, daughter, or friend to be part of this unforgettable morning filled with empowerment, connection, and purpose.

Discover how determination and resilience can lead to change and celebrate the incredible influence that women and mothers have in inspiring their children and communities. By attending, you will support EmBe’s women’s programs, which ensure accessibility and opportunities for all women in our community. Your ticket will help advance EmBe’s mission of empowering women and creating pathways to success in the workforce.

Let’s come together to recognize our strengths and lift one another up!

Dr. Two Hawk is the first Native American to graduate from the USD School of Medicine. Inspired by generations of holistic healers before her, she defied the belief that she shouldn’t aspire to become a doctor. At just 23 years old, she became the first Native American to earn a degree from the USD Sanford School of Medicine. Now, all three of her daughters are following in her footsteps and pursuing careers in medicine.

Joining Dr. Two Hawk on stage for a panel discussion will be her eldest daughter, Dr. Arna Mora, and her youngest daughter, Mashke Goicoechea, who is currently a pre-med student. They will discuss topics such as women’s empowerment, the importance of women continuing to push boundaries, and the need to shatter glass ceilings for future generations, among other topics.

Purchase tickets or sponsor a table at embe.org/inhershoes