Race in America

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Come Alive Oct.5

Come Alive Oct.5

1982 Terri Gardner lead Brainstorm creatives in providing a uniquely targeted “Come Alive Oct.5” campaign-Resulting in Chicago’s historic voter’s registration drive that convinced Harold Washington to run for Mayor in 1983

It’s a power thing

It’s a power thing

1992 Brainstorm’s team developed a second historic registration drive, “It’s a power thing” Register to Vote. Gardner was a part of the VOTE Community committee, along with then community organizer Barack Obama, Commissioner Joe Gardner and Phil Salter to name a few.

Black Women’s Leadership Roundtable

Black Women’s Leadership Roundtable

2003 as an MSW student intern for Family Rescue, a domestic violence prevention organization, Gardner co-headed a community action with Elizabeth King of the Black Women’s Leadership Roundtable. Gardner and King worked with Alderman, CPD and administrators reopen the southside’s largest domestic violence office. Gardner performed healing circles during a tragic crime spree targeting Black women on the south side.

Unique, Creative And Truly Limitless!

Inspire & Change
The World!

Terri L Gardner is the daughter of Chicago’s venerable business legends, Edward and Betty Gardner, Founders of Soft Sheen Products. Terri Gardner literally grew up in the family business and put herself through university. Like her parents before, she was aware of the connection between institutional/individual racism and lagging economic opportunities in the Black community.
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