THEN & NOW: The Intersection of Self-Care & Civil Rights
THEN… Honest question: Have you ever thought about the connection between the Black Power Movement of the 1970’s and the self-care movement
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VIDEO: The James Campbell Posters at the Avery
From our friends at the Avery Research Center… The Avery Research Center has one of the most talented and hardworking staff members
EVENT: A Space to Heal Lowcountry
From our partners at Transformation Yoga… A day of dialogue, advocacy, and movement created for Black, Indigenous, and People of Color within
FOOD JUSTICE 101: What, Why & How
When it comes to food, there is so much to love about Charleston. We are blessed with so many talented people and
Juneteenth Week 2021
From our friends at Lowcountry Juneteenth… Lowcountry Juneteenth Week & Festival Celebrating Black Excellence Celebrate ~ Educate ~ Motivate June 14th –
‘Awesome Southern Women’ Author to Host Book Signing for Charity
Lowcountry therapist and author will host a book signing event to Support our friends at Destiny Community Cafe Jenna Teves, author
#GOODREADS: 5 Articles on Prison Reform & the Abolition Movement
Prison reform and the abolition movement are hot topics these days for obvious reasons. Here are five articles that capture some of
VIDEO: Getting to the Root of Racial Justice
In her TEDx Talk below, Professor Megan Ming Francis asks a visionary question about about achieving racial justice and contends that we
EVENT: National Anti-Racist Book Festival
2nd Annual National Anti-Racist Book Festival Saturday, April 24, 2021 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM “The Annual National #AntiracistBookfest celebrates the nation’s
GOOD IDEA: Fix Unfair Property Taxes
The way property taxes are assessed is inherently unfair to the non-wealthy, and the consequences are brutal and long lasting for those