In recognition of July as the National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month. Acknowledging the unique mental health challenges that people of color face as they go through their daily activities of living. Exploring management options to help empower them in living life successfully. Theme is “ Thriving Through Life’s Transitions! “

Join us for an evening of dialogue, desserts and doodling. The event is free and open to the public.

Voices in the Dark Repertory Theatre Company presents "Anne & Emmett," a reading directed by Tommye Myrick with Catherine Holmes, Mosiah Chartock, Australia James, and Jim Holmes. Free admission.

Join us for a free community event featuring breathwork and meditation, yoga and dance, food and more.

Transform your story into community power! Join us for an evening of connection, healing, and shared experiences. Enjoy dinner on us, bring the kids (free childcare!), and connect with neighbors. Spanish interpretation available.

Join us for community conversations around racial healing and progress in the community through collective engagement and action. This will not only be a conversation but a chance to utilize your energy and efforts for strategic actions toward progress. Food will be served.

Join us for a day of racial healing!

We'll have conversations, games, color stations available for you to unplug, connect, and heal.

In partnership with Our Voice Nuestra Voz and Dream House Wellness Foundation, this event is intended to build solidarity and love amongst our communities.

We invite you to join us for the National Day of Racial Healing: Towards Equity and Racial Justice in Health

Join the DC Department of Health for a Creative Coffeehouse event grounding and honoring the National Day of Racial Healing. This day is a time for us to reflect on our shared values, history, and culture. Let’s work together to create the canvas for #HowWeHeal from the effects of racism. It's an opportunity to unite, share stories, and inspire collective action to build common ground for a more just and equitable world.

The National Day of Racial Healing calls on colleges and universities across the country to engage in activities, events, or strategies that promote healing and foster engagement around the issues of racism, bias, inequity, and injustice in our society. Students, faculty, staff and community members will come together to discuss how to create a more just and equitable world.

We will engage in a roundtable discussion with black low-wage women workers from various industries including fast food, food processing, manufactory and warehouse.