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A safe space for black lesbians to write, heal, create , and connect. No experience is necessary just bring your notebook and an open heart.
Ink & Intention: A Writing Sanctuary for Black Lesbians
Ink & Intention is a curated creative gathering for Black lesbians and queer Black women who find joy, healing, and liberation through writing.
Whether you write poetry, journal your thoughts, craft short stories, work on a manuscript, or simply want to reconnect with your voice, this event was created with you in mind.
This is more than a writing event—it is a safe, affirming space for like-minded individuals to create, reflect, and build genuine community without judgment. We recognize the importance of spaces where Black queer women can show up fully as themselves and be surrounded by others who understand the power of storytelling, self-expression, and collective healing.
What to expect:
-Guided writing prompts
-Poetry and creative writing sessions
-Journaling and reflection time
-Manuscript and work-in-progress discussion
-Opportunities to share your writing (sharing is always optional)
-Meaningful connection with other Black lesbian writers and creatives
-A relaxed, supportive atmosphere centered on respect, confidentiality, and community care
Who is this for?
This event is intended for Black lesbians, sapphic Black women, and queer Black women who love writing in any form—from experienced authors to people who haven’t written in years but want to start again.
Our intention
We are creating a space where your words are welcomed, your identity is affirmed, and your creativity is nurtured. Bring your notebook, laptop, favorite pen, unfinished poem, or simply your presence.
Come as you are. Leave inspired, connected, and reminded that your story deserves to be written.
TUSKEGEE- Its time to celebrate 145 years of Black excellence with us at the 3rd Annual TOAST—good vibe, great people , one legacy !
TOAST to 145 Years of Black Excellence (3rd Annual)
Come join us in person to celebrate 145 years of Black greatness! This third annual gathering is all about honoring achievements, sharing stories, and vibing together. Don’t miss out on a night filled with inspiration, connection, and pure celebration. Let’s raise a glass to history, culture, and the bright future ahead!
An intimate Self-Care Sunday where you'll learn to recognize your body's signals, release stress, and respond with calm instead of chaos.
THE MELANATED WHOLISTIC WELLNESS FOUNDATION & RHW VEGAN PRESENTS:
The Art of Relaxation & Regulation
An intentional Self-Care Sunday experience centered around one of the most important aspects of wellness: your nervous system.
This experience was created to help you slow allll the way down, regulate, and restore balance. We're bringing together wellness practices, interactive workshops, and nourishing food in an environment where you'll feel safe, seen, and supported.
Attendees can expect experiences such as:
Creating your own herbal elixirs for the nervous system
Guided myofascial release
Breathwork and Qigong
Sound therapy
Curated wellness vendors
Community connection and networking
RHW Vegan will be offering a special curated menu created exclusively for this event. Food and beverages will be available for purchase throughout the afternoon.
Additional details including the full schedule, facilitators, and featured experiences will be announced soon.
Join us for an afternoon of intentional rest, restoration, and community, and discover what self-care can look like when your nervous system comes first!
Sisters In Law Society represents a vital student community at Georgia State University located in Atlanta, GA, bringing together individuals who share a passion for law and professional growth. This student organization embodies the values of collaboration, mentorship, and mutual support, creating a welcoming space where members can build lasting friendships while advancing their legal education and career aspirations.
Rooted in the Atlanta, GA campus community, Sisters In Law Society celebrates the diverse backgrounds and perspectives of its members, fostering an inclusive culture that empowers students to succeed. The organization recognizes the unique challenges and opportunities facing law students, particularly those navigating professional development in a competitive legal landscape. Through the university's Panther Involvement Network (PIN), the organization connects students with enriching experiences and opportunities to engage with the broader Georgia State University community.
The society's mission extends beyond academic support, emphasizing the importance of building a strong sisterhood among members who are committed to excellence and social responsibility. Students involved in GSU Sisters In Law Society in Atlanta gain access to mentorship from experienced members, networking with legal professionals, and participation in community-focused initiatives. The organization serves as a cornerstone of student life at Georgia State University, helping members develop confidence, leadership abilities, and the professional networks necessary for long-term success in the legal profession and beyond.
The Mercer Black Law Students Association represents a cornerstone of student life at Mercer University School of Law, serving the Macon, GA legal education community with a mission centered on support, advocacy, and professional advancement. This student organization embodies Mercer Law's foundational commitment to fostering a collaborative, inclusive environment where all students can thrive academically and professionally.
Located in Macon, Georgia, Mercer University School of Law carries a distinguished legacy dating back to 1873, making it one of the oldest law schools in America and Georgia's first ABA-accredited institution. The law school's educational philosophy prioritizes meaningful student-faculty relationships and the development of problem-solving, counseling, and advocacy skills in a professional, supportive setting.
The Black Law Students Association provides its members with a crucial network of peers, mentors, and professional connections that extend throughout the legal field and broader community. By fostering dialogue about issues affecting the Black community and legal profession, the organization helps students develop cultural awareness, professional competence, and leadership abilities essential for their careers.
This organization operates within Mercer Law's broader commitment to professionalism and ethics, values reflected in the school's award-winning curriculum and nationally recognized programs. Members gain insight from experienced practitioners, engage in meaningful community service, and build lasting relationships that support their transition from law school to professional practice. The Mercer Black Law Students Association stands as a testament to the school's dedication to creating an educational experience where diversity, inclusion, and excellence work together to prepare exceptional attorneys for meaningful careers in service to their communities.
Located in Atlanta, Georgia, the Black Law Student Association at Georgia State University College of Law represents a legacy of educational excellence and community empowerment spanning over four decades. Since its establishment in 1983, the organization has served as a cornerstone of support for Black law students, providing not only academic resources but also a profound sense of belonging and professional connection within the legal field.
The chapter's mission centers on promoting the educational and professional needs of Black law students while simultaneously working to bring about meaningful change in the legal community. Members benefit from a carefully cultivated network of practicing attorneys, mentorship programs, and leadership development opportunities that extend far beyond traditional classroom instruction. The organization recognizes that successful legal professionals must be grounded in community values and social responsibility.
Named in honor of Ronald J. Freeman, one of the first Black graduates of Georgia State College of Law and the chapter's founding president, the organization carries forward a tradition of pioneering excellence. The chapter's commitment to its members is evidenced through scholarship programs, community events, and forums that address pressing legal and social issues affecting Atlanta and beyond.
As part of the National Black Law Students Association—a 501(c)(3) organization with nearly 6,000 members nationwide—the Georgia State chapter participates in a broader movement toward diversity and inclusion in the legal profession. The organization actively cultivates the next generation of talented, socially conscious lawyers who understand their responsibility to serve their communities. Through meaningful connections, shared purpose, and unwavering commitment to excellence, the association transforms law school into a launching pad for impactful legal careers.
Atlanta,
GA
Georgia stretches from the Appalachian foothills and the rolling Piedmont to an Atlantic coast of barrier islands, salt marshes, and wide, wind-shaped beaches.