Supporting men’s mental health doesn’t mean becoming someone’s therapist, carrying emotional burdens that aren’t yours, or neglecting your own healing. It simply means helping create spaces where honesty feels safe.
Memorial Day weekend, especially in Black communities, often reflects some of our best qualities: generosity, humor, resilience, hospitality, storytelling, and the ability to turn even simple gatherings into memorable experiences.
Somewhere between the school drop-offs, the bills, the grocery runs, the emotional labor, the career goals, the heartbreak, the laundry,
Amber Jones of Belle Collective: Birmingham opens up about faith, business, relationships, and finding balance while navigating leadership and life in the spotlight.
Dr. Kenshara Cravens-Knoxson explores burnout, boundaries, and self-care for helping professionals through her journal Holding Space for Me, offering a path to healing and balance.
Dr. Jacquiline Cox, founder of Listen Linda, shares how grief, faith, and survival shaped her purpose. Through her platforms, she empowers women to reclaim their voice, heal deeply, and walk confidently in their identity.
Hosted by Aloni Ford, Yacht Girls Book Club returns with a luxury brunch experience featuring Devi Brown. Set aboard a yacht in Marina del Rey, this event blends wellness, literature, and connection for women seeking intentional growth and community.
Aishah Tatum didn’t just learn healing—she lived her way into it. After experiencing deep personal loss, she transformed her pain into purpose and now helps women heal from the inside out while building businesses rooted in alignment, self-worth, and intention. Through her work, she’s redefining what it means to be both whole and successful.