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A space to reflect, reconnect, and explore what it means to love yourself, unconditionally.
Inspired by Tiffany D. Cross’ book Love Me, this gathering is more than a book discussion—it is a conversation circle created for Black women to explore love, self-love, identity, healing, and the ways we show up for ourselves and others.
Through guided reflection and open conversation, we will create space to slow down, be seen, and reconnect with ourselves in a supportive, non-judgmental environment.
Whether you’ve finished the book, just started, or simply feel called to the conversation—you are welcome here. Reading the book is not required.
Conversation Themes
🌸Love + Work → How do you relate to your calling, ambition, purpose, success?
🌸Love + Relationships → How do you relate to others?
🌸Love + Self → How do you relate to yourself?
Agenda
6:30 – 7:00 | Meet + Greet
Arrive, grab light bites, and connect with other women in the space.
7:00 – 8:00 | Reflection + Conversation
We’ll explore the theme through guided prompts, partner sharing, + small-group dialogue,
8:00 – 8:30 | Closing Circle
We’ll close with key takeaways, final reflections, and a simple intention to carry forward.
What You Will Walk Away With
Meaningful connections and a renewed invitation to choose and nurture yourself.
About the Facilitator
Nandi Edwards is a certified Jungian Life Coach, mindfulness teacher, and founder of Nandi Nature Coaching + Wellness. Through her work, she creates spaces that help people reconnect with themselves, explore the deeper patterns shaping their lives, and move toward wholeness, purpose, and authentic expression.
Thursday, 25, 18.30 -
Thursday, 25, 20.30
Washington,
DC
_$25
Join us for Black Girls with Tesla's Brunch—good vibes, great food, and inspiring talks in person!
Black Girls with Tesla's Brunch
Join us for a chill in-person brunch celebrating Black girls who are all about Tesla vibes! It's a perfect chance to connect, share stories, and enjoy some good food with amazing people. Whether you're a Tesla enthusiast or just love great company, this event is for you. Don't miss out on the fun and inspiration! We will record the women with their Tesla's and upload the video.
Saturday, 20, 11.00 -
Saturday, 20, 12.30
Washington,
DC
_$25
Join our community forum with Mayor & Council candidates, centering the lived experiences and priorities of Black women in Wards 7 & 8.
Please join Black Women Thriving East of the River (BWTEotR) in partnership with Good Projects DC, Win With Black Women DC Chapter, Black Nurses Rock, and WPFW 89.3 FM in bringing together community voices and local leadership at a critical moment for Washington, DC.
Join us for a community-led forum featuring candidates for Mayor and Council At-Large. This conversation centers the lived experiences and priorities of Black women in Wards 7 and 8.
Key Topics
Health and healthcare access, including cancer disparities
Workforce access, job quality, and economic mobility
Childcare, transportation, and scheduling stability
RSVP to Join the Conversation!
DISCLAIMER: This event is being photographed, filmed, and/or audio recorded by or on behalf of Black Women Thriving East of the River. (BWTEotR) By entering and attending this event, you acknowledge that your image, likeness, voice, statements, and/or appearance may be captured and recorded, and you grant BWTEotR and its affiliates, successors, licensees, and assigns the right to use, reproduce, publish, display, distribute, edit, modify, create derivative works from, and otherwise exploit such recordings, in whole or in part, in any media now known or later developed, in perpetuity, for lawful educational, informational, archival, fundraising, marketing, promotional, public relations, and other organizational purposes, without further notice, approval, or compensation.
Thursday, 04, 18.30 -
Thursday, 04, 21.00
Washington,
DC
_$25
Are you a Black Woman who has wanted to make friends and build community in the DMV but didn't know where to start? Dinner with Kin is the place for you! A bit like dinner with strangers, we seek to build connections over a curated dinner and conversation. This month's theme is Black Pride, celebrating Black Queer Women and Femmes.
Join us for a communal and inviting gathering in a beautiful picnic setting. The event will be on Saturday, June 14, 2025, at Anacostia Park-River Terrace Park, starting at 4:30 PM. Food and drinks will be provided and catered by a Black owned business. Come enjoy delicious food, music, guided connection prompts and activities, and great company as we come together to honor and expand our Black Queer community and kin. We can't wait to see you there!
Saturday, 14, 16.30 -
Saturday, 14, 18.30
Washington,
DC
_$25
A space to reflect, reconnect, and explore what it means to love yourself, unconditionally.
Inspired by Tiffany D. Cross’ book Love Me, this gathering is more than a book discussion—it is a conversation circle created for Black women to explore love, self-love, identity, healing, and the ways we show up for ourselves and others.
Through guided reflection and open conversation, we will create space to slow down, be seen, and reconnect with ourselves in a supportive, non-judgmental environment.
Whether you’ve finished the book, just started, or simply feel called to the conversation—you are welcome here. Reading the book is not required.
Conversation Themes
🌸Love + Work → How do you relate to your calling, ambition, purpose, success?
🌸Love + Relationships → How do you relate to others?
🌸Love + Self → How do you relate to yourself?
Agenda
6:30 – 7:00 | Meet + Greet
Arrive, grab light bites, and connect with other women in the space.
7:00 – 8:00 | Reflection + Conversation
We’ll explore the theme through guided prompts, partner sharing, + small-group dialogue,
8:00 – 8:30 | Closing Circle
We’ll close with key takeaways, final reflections, and a simple intention to carry forward.
What You Will Walk Away With
Meaningful connections and a renewed invitation to choose and nurture yourself.
About the Facilitator
Nandi Edwards is a certified Jungian Life Coach, mindfulness teacher, and founder of Nandi Nature Coaching + Wellness. Through her work, she creates spaces that help people reconnect with themselves, explore the deeper patterns shaping their lives, and move toward wholeness, purpose, and authentic expression.
Saturday, 14, 16.30 - Saturday, 14, 18.30
Washington, DC
18.00
Join us for Black Girls with Tesla's Brunch—good vibes, great food, and inspiring talks in person!
Black Girls with Tesla's Brunch
Join us for a chill in-person brunch celebrating Black girls who are all about Tesla vibes! It's a perfect chance to connect, share stories, and enjoy some good food with amazing people. Whether you're a Tesla enthusiast or just love great company, this event is for you. Don't miss out on the fun and inspiration! We will record the women with their Tesla's and upload the video.
Saturday, 14, 16.30 - Saturday, 14, 18.30
Washington, DC
28.52
Join our community forum with Mayor & Council candidates, centering the lived experiences and priorities of Black women in Wards 7 & 8.
Please join Black Women Thriving East of the River (BWTEotR) in partnership with Good Projects DC, Win With Black Women DC Chapter, Black Nurses Rock, and WPFW 89.3 FM in bringing together community voices and local leadership at a critical moment for Washington, DC.
Join us for a community-led forum featuring candidates for Mayor and Council At-Large. This conversation centers the lived experiences and priorities of Black women in Wards 7 and 8.
Key Topics
Health and healthcare access, including cancer disparities
Workforce access, job quality, and economic mobility
Childcare, transportation, and scheduling stability
RSVP to Join the Conversation!
DISCLAIMER: This event is being photographed, filmed, and/or audio recorded by or on behalf of Black Women Thriving East of the River. (BWTEotR) By entering and attending this event, you acknowledge that your image, likeness, voice, statements, and/or appearance may be captured and recorded, and you grant BWTEotR and its affiliates, successors, licensees, and assigns the right to use, reproduce, publish, display, distribute, edit, modify, create derivative works from, and otherwise exploit such recordings, in whole or in part, in any media now known or later developed, in perpetuity, for lawful educational, informational, archival, fundraising, marketing, promotional, public relations, and other organizational purposes, without further notice, approval, or compensation.
Saturday, 14, 16.30 - Saturday, 14, 18.30
Washington, DC
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