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Black Mental Health Events in Washington, DC

Connect with Black Mental Health Events in Washington, DC promoting mental wellness and support within your community. These events provide resources, education, and connections to culturally informed mental health services for the Black community.
Light of The Mind Project
Light of The Mind Project
Mental Health Awareness, Film premiere, expert panel & reception. Breaking the silence around men’s mental health. Some men carry everything in silence. On September 10th - that changes. Light of the Mind Project is a film-based mental health awareness event hosted by Koga Faith Foundation - featuring the world premiere of ONE CALL, a short film written and directed by Dir. Otuya under his JEHOFILMS banner. The evening includes: World Premiere - ONE CALL Short Film Expert Panel - behavioral health, government & community voices Facilitated Dialogue - honest conversation about depression, PTSD & generational trauma Reception - connect, heal, continue the conversation This event is specifically designed for Black men, Men of Color, African men, and men of the diaspora - the most endangered demographic in mental health. Men who have been taught that silence is strength. Men who deserve a room where that changes. 300+ guests. Six expert panelists. One night that could change everything. Free admission. RSVP required. Public Parking lot on 8th Street, SE between I Street and Virginia Avenue. Powered by Koga Faith Foundation - Washington, DC | Lagos, Nigeria

Thursday, 10, 19.30 - Thursday, 10, 23.30 Washington, DC _$25

Recovery Room Experience: Open House & Community Forum
Recovery Room Experience: Open House & Community Forum
We're bringing our Recovery Room Saturdays monthly gathering experience to a community near you! Join us to learn more and how to connect! About This Event Safe spaces for Black men exist—and we're bringing the Recovery Room experience directly to the community. Join us on Saturday, July 18th for a special Recovery Room Saturdays Gathering that will serve as our 2026 inaugural Open House & Community Forum, an opportunity to connect with the Recovery Room organization, meet our leadership team, learn more about our mission, and experience firsthand what makes our community unique. If you're a Black man in the DMV area seeking authentic connection, meaningful conversation, professional development opportunities, career resources, wellness support, or simply a sense of brotherhood and belonging, we want to meet you. What is Recovery Room? The Recovery Room (R&R) is a sanctuary for Black men seeking connection, support, and community. Since 2024, we have been intentional about creating safe spaces where Black men can cultivate brotherhood, build meaningful relationships, and strengthen their connection to community. We believe that when Black men are connected, supported, and empowered, we create stronger families, stronger communities, and a stronger future for generations to come. Life can be overwhelming, and we understand the unique challenges Black men navigate every day. Recovery Room exists to provide a safe and intentional space where men can combat mental fatigue, build meaningful relationships, and engage in honest dialogue without judgment. Much like an emergency room prioritizes care and recovery, Recovery Room prioritizes check-ins, connection, and collective healing. This Open House & Community Forum will introduce attendees to the movement, provide opportunities to learn about our programs and initiatives, and connect participants with brothers who are committed to personal growth, wellness, leadership, and community impact. Whether you're looking for community, mentorship, accountability, friendship, professional development, or simply a place where you can show up as your authentic self, Recovery Room welcomes you. There is no dress code and no expectations. Just come as you are. We are excited to meet you and learn more about how we can support your journey toward wholeness, wellness, and connection. RSVPs are required. Light refreshments will be provided.

Saturday, 18, 17.30 - Saturday, 18, 20.30 Washington, DC _$25

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Women's Wellness Conference 2026! 2-Day Seminar
Women's Wellness Conference 2026! 2-Day Seminar
The conference will address a combination of physical, mental , and emotional support as women seeking God's presence in it all! Location: 300 A St. NE Washington, DC 20002 $35 RSVP for 2-Days | $45 at the door | Breakfast & Lunch included Sat., July 18 Hey ladies! Join us for an empowering 2-day seminar designed just for you. We’re kicking off Friday night with our awesome Guest Speaker, Minister Samantha M. Morrison! Then on Saturday morning, get ready to fellowship and learn from Dr. Tahani Williams, Keisha Lonon, MFP., and enjoy a light workout session with Minister Samantha Morrison. We’ll start and wrap up Saturday with breakfast and a light lunch included—perfect for fueling your day of wellness and connection.

Friday, 17, 19.00 - Friday, 17, 21.00 Washington, DC _$25

Men's Mental Health Check-In: Emotional Regulation for Black Men
Men's Mental Health Check-In: Emotional Regulation for Black Men
Free in-person session for Black men to learn real tools for managing stress, anger, and emotional control. No barriers. Just community. GenerationDMV Check-in Mental health is often talked about, but rarely practiced in real time, especially for Black men. This in-person check-in is designed to create a space where Black men can learn, reflect, and walk away with tools they can actually use. Emotional Regulation for Black Men is not just a conversation, it’s a practical, solution-focused session centered on navigating stress, anger, and emotional control in everyday life. Attendees will be guided through real-life scenarios, interactive discussion, and actionable strategies that can be applied immediately, whether at work, in relationships, or during high-pressure moments. This experience is about breaking cycles, building awareness, and strengthening emotional discipline, without judgment. 💡 What to Expect: A safe, supportive, and honest environment Practical tools for managing stress, anger, and emotional triggers Real-time strategies you can apply immediately Guided discussion led by a Leadership Speaker & Life Coach Opportunities to connect with other Black men in community 🎯 Why This Matters: Too often, Black men are expected to carry everything, silently. This session creates space to unlearn that pattern, build healthier responses, and prioritize mental wellness in a real, accessible way. Hosted By: Marcus CJ Lewis| Leadership Speaker & Life Coach| Journey Partners, LLC 🎟️ Admission: FREE – No Cost. No Barriers. Just Community.

Saturday, 30, 13.00 - Saturday, 30, 15.00 Washington, DC _$25

Recovery Room Saturdays
Recovery Room Saturdays
The Recovery Room (R&R) is a sanctuary for Black men seeking connection and support. In unity, we build a stronger network that supports the well-being of Black men. Life can be overwhelming, and we understand that. The Recovery Room offers a safe space to combat mental fatigue and the pressures of daily life, encouraging meaningful connections and collaboration within our community. Just like an emergency room, our space prioritizes check-ins and checkups, fostering a community dedicated to collective healing. Join us every first Saturday of the month for Recovery Room Saturdays, an uplifting and intentional gathering where meaningful fellowship and engaging dialogue is common practice in a space filled with positive energy and connection. We look forward to hosting you at one of DC's intimate coworking spaces The Metropolitan by Black House Collection! Our monthly kickbacks offer a safe space curated for Black men to unwind, bond, and relate, but most importantly connect without pretenses or agendas. Lastly, there is no dress code for this event. We are excited to meet you and learn more about how we can best support your journey towards wholeness as Black men.

Saturday, 07, 17.30 - Saturday, 07, 20.30 Washington, DC _$25

Black Mothers March 2025
Black Mothers March 2025
The Black Mother’s March on the White House is more than an event—it’s a movement. Now in its 4th year, this powerful gathering serves as a platform to make the struggle to rescue our children a vital part of the larger fight for Black liberation. This Mother’s Day, we unite as a collective to condemn the colonialist policies that undermine the centrality of Black life. These policies target Black families, isolate individuals, and victimize entire communities. Through this march, we give a voice to those who have been silenced and take a stand against the injustices of the Family Policing System. The march is an opportunity to reclaim our power, amplify our voices, and resist a system designed to oppress. Together, we will demand accountability, justice, and the freedom to build futures where Black families are protected and cherished. Whether you are a mother, father, grandparent, an advocate, or a co-conspirator, your presence matters. Join us in Washington, D.C., to honor our shared commitment to liberation, community, and Black Love.

Sunday, 11, 11.00 - Sunday, 11, 15.00 Washington, DC _$25

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Light of The Mind Project
Light of The Mind Project
Mental Health Awareness, Film premiere, expert panel & reception. Breaking the silence around men’s mental health. Some men carry everything in silence. On September 10th - that changes. Light of the Mind Project is a film-based mental health awareness event hosted by Koga Faith Foundation - featuring the world premiere of ONE CALL, a short film written and directed by Dir. Otuya under his JEHOFILMS banner. The evening includes: World Premiere - ONE CALL Short Film Expert Panel - behavioral health, government & community voices Facilitated Dialogue - honest conversation about depression, PTSD & generational trauma Reception - connect, heal, continue the conversation This event is specifically designed for Black men, Men of Color, African men, and men of the diaspora - the most endangered demographic in mental health. Men who have been taught that silence is strength. Men who deserve a room where that changes. 300+ guests. Six expert panelists. One night that could change everything. Free admission. RSVP required. Public Parking lot on 8th Street, SE between I Street and Virginia Avenue. Powered by Koga Faith Foundation - Washington, DC | Lagos, Nigeria

Sunday, 11, 11.00 - Sunday, 11, 15.00 Washington, DC 0.00

Recovery Room Experience: Open House & Community Forum
Recovery Room Experience: Open House & Community Forum
We're bringing our Recovery Room Saturdays monthly gathering experience to a community near you! Join us to learn more and how to connect! About This Event Safe spaces for Black men exist—and we're bringing the Recovery Room experience directly to the community. Join us on Saturday, July 18th for a special Recovery Room Saturdays Gathering that will serve as our 2026 inaugural Open House & Community Forum, an opportunity to connect with the Recovery Room organization, meet our leadership team, learn more about our mission, and experience firsthand what makes our community unique. If you're a Black man in the DMV area seeking authentic connection, meaningful conversation, professional development opportunities, career resources, wellness support, or simply a sense of brotherhood and belonging, we want to meet you. What is Recovery Room? The Recovery Room (R&R) is a sanctuary for Black men seeking connection, support, and community. Since 2024, we have been intentional about creating safe spaces where Black men can cultivate brotherhood, build meaningful relationships, and strengthen their connection to community. We believe that when Black men are connected, supported, and empowered, we create stronger families, stronger communities, and a stronger future for generations to come. Life can be overwhelming, and we understand the unique challenges Black men navigate every day. Recovery Room exists to provide a safe and intentional space where men can combat mental fatigue, build meaningful relationships, and engage in honest dialogue without judgment. Much like an emergency room prioritizes care and recovery, Recovery Room prioritizes check-ins, connection, and collective healing. This Open House & Community Forum will introduce attendees to the movement, provide opportunities to learn about our programs and initiatives, and connect participants with brothers who are committed to personal growth, wellness, leadership, and community impact. Whether you're looking for community, mentorship, accountability, friendship, professional development, or simply a place where you can show up as your authentic self, Recovery Room welcomes you. There is no dress code and no expectations. Just come as you are. We are excited to meet you and learn more about how we can support your journey toward wholeness, wellness, and connection. RSVPs are required. Light refreshments will be provided.

Sunday, 11, 11.00 - Sunday, 11, 15.00 Washington, DC 0.00

Women's Wellness Conference 2026! 2-Day Seminar
Women's Wellness Conference 2026! 2-Day Seminar
The conference will address a combination of physical, mental , and emotional support as women seeking God's presence in it all! Location: 300 A St. NE Washington, DC 20002 $35 RSVP for 2-Days | $45 at the door | Breakfast & Lunch included Sat., July 18 Hey ladies! Join us for an empowering 2-day seminar designed just for you. We’re kicking off Friday night with our awesome Guest Speaker, Minister Samantha M. Morrison! Then on Saturday morning, get ready to fellowship and learn from Dr. Tahani Williams, Keisha Lonon, MFP., and enjoy a light workout session with Minister Samantha Morrison. We’ll start and wrap up Saturday with breakfast and a light lunch included—perfect for fueling your day of wellness and connection.

Sunday, 11, 11.00 - Sunday, 11, 15.00 Washington, DC 35.00

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