Our Black Male Self Care Series is designed for Black identifying Youth, Young Adults and Men of Color to build community and heal together.
Bring your full, authentic self to a community where you can be seen, heard, loved and valued. We create and hold brave space as we laugh, learn, and lean into each other for honest conversations and healing.
Weekly Topics in our Series:
- Explore our Racial Identity, Stories, Culture and Aspirations
- Finding your Voice and Speaking your Truth
- Shattering Stereotypes and Dissecting Lies.
- Self-Image and Self-Worth
- Laugh – Learn – Lead
- Engagement – Encouragement – Empowerment
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Virtual Tour of Frederick Douglass in UK/Ireland
A virtual tour highlighting sites around the UK/Ireland where freedom fighter Frederick Douglass had a strong impact with…
Twenty-Eight Pounds Ten Shillings: A Windrush Story by Tony Fairweather
Join us online for Twenty-Eight Pounds Ten Shillings: A Windrush Story by Tony Fairweather, where we’ll delve into…
Nothing About Us Without Us Welcomes Womxn of African & Caribbean Heritage
Join us ONLINE for the launch of “Nothing About Us Without Us” for womxn of African Caribbean heritage…
Virtual Black American Women Tour of London
A virtual tour of London & beyond highlighting the important & inspiring roles U.S. Black women played in…
Tracing African Caribbean Ancestry |One-to-One Appointments with an Expert
Paul Crooks is unique among Black History Month speakers discussing engaging topics relating to the experience of Black…
Virtual Black History Tour of the British Museum
Black History Studies lead a Virtual Black History Tour of the British Museum highlighting artefacts of African History…
Virtual Black Abolitionist Tour Of London
90min virtual walking tour of London, highlighting 5 sites where African American activists made an important impact on…
Black History for Beginners | How Africa was Lost From Respectful History
Paul Crooks is unique among Black History Month speakers discussing engaging topics relating to the experience of Black…