Mental Health & Wellness

Serving middle school through adult women, and men 18 and up

We believe wellness is foundational to everything else we build. This pillar brings together culturally grounded health education, healing-centered community events, and dedicated programming for men, recognizing that mental health support has too often excluded or underserved the Black community.

Women's Health Programming addressing menopause, perimenopause, hormone health, sex education, weight management, pregnancy after 35, and dating violence, delivered through a lens that centers Black women's health experiences and outcomes.

Black Joy (Healing Circles) Community healing through connection and creativity, including paint and sip events, puzzles and chat gatherings, online improv, and community-building events held both virtually and in person. Healing does not always look like therapy. Sometimes it looks like joy, shared on purpose.



Men's Health Programming for Black men 18 and up addressing dating violence, mental health, and physical health, built on the understanding that men's wellness needs dedicated space and dedicated language.

Professional Development

Serving college-age adults and up, with a Black community focus

A career series built for a community that has too often been left out of the rooms where career advancement gets decided. Programming includes:

• A career series dedicated to college students entering the workforce
• Sessions on how artificial intelligence is reshaping careers and hiring
• Career pivot strategies, including guided sessions on making a successful transition
• A leadership development series
• Guidance on moving from corporate roles into trade careers
• Entrepreneurship fundamentals
• Building side hustles that work alongside a 9-to-5
• Strategies for securing promotions
• Navigating the transition into executive-level positions
• Code-switching and corporate politics, addressed directly and without euphemism

Financial Literacy

Serving the Black community

Financial security is generational. This pillar is built to close the wealth gap through direct education, local partnership, and honest conversation about money.

• Partnerships with local bank branches for sponsorship and direct financial education
• Core financial education covering budgeting, 401(k)s, saving, and retirement planning
• Round table discussions for open, peer-level conversations about money
• Homebuying education for first-time and returning buyers