Marginalized individuals—especially BIPOC, and other intersectional identities—who are navigating mental health challenges and seeking a supportive, empowering space centered on equity, healing, and authentic self-expression. This includes people looking for community, connection, and advocacy in the face of systemic oppression.
What to expect
A safe, affirming space to share experiences without judgment
Support that centers intersectionality and equity
Opportunities to connect with others who understand overlapping identities and challenges
Resources and conversations focused on mental health healing and resilience
Empowerment to embrace authenticity and reclaim personal freedom
Collective upliftment, validation, and encouragement
Honest discussions about navigating and resisting oppressive systems
A community that values rest, radical self-care, and growth
As a first-generation Jamaican-American, Black, Christian millennial woman and eldest daughter of three, I carry the weight and wisdom of layered identities. My lived experience navigating the intersections of culture, faith, race, gender, and generational responsibility allows me to create a healing space where others with marginalized identities can show up fully, speak their truth, and receive the communal support they need to thrive in the face of systemic oppression.
