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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.
InvAsian X Iris Presents: Filipino Night @ BMH| Sat, Nov 7th!
InvAsian X Iris Presents: Filipino Night @ BMH| Sat, Nov 7th!
ATLANTA, THIS ONE’S FOR THE FILIPINOS.
For the first time ever, InvAsian is bringing FILIPINO NIGHT to Believe Music Hall.
On November 7, we’re bringing the community together for a massive night celebrating Filipino music, culture, and nightlife in the heart of Atlanta.
Expect a high-energy mix of Hip-Hop, R&B, EDM, throwbacks, Filipino favorites + more all night long.
Whether you’re Filipino or just love the culture, everyone is welcome. Bring the whole barkada.
NOVEMBER 7
Believe Music Hall | Atlanta, GA
INVASIAN: FILIPINO NIGHT
ATLANTA, LET’S MAKE THE FIRST ONE UNFORGETTABLE.
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!
Based in Decatur, Georgia, Latino Community Fund Georgia represents a unique commitment to the Latinx and Hispanic communities across the state through direct investment, collaborative partnerships, and community-centered leadership. Founded on the principle of being a catalyst for investment and positive narrative change, LCF Georgia has evolved into Georgia's most trusted connector between funders, nonprofits, individuals, and businesses serving the Latino community. The organization's mission reflects a deep understanding of community needs: investing in Latino organizations and leaders to accelerate equitable change while strengthening representative democracy. What sets LCF Georgia apart is its dual approach—functioning as both a philanthropic organization and direct service provider that goes where the community is located, with team members based in multiple regions throughout Georgia and regular presence at consulates and community centers. The organization's staff and contractors are 100% bilingual and bicultural, many with personal experience in industries where Latinos work, including hospitality, construction, and agriculture. Since its founding, LCF Georgia has demonstrated collective impact during critical moments including COVID-19 response, disaster relief efforts, and rapid policy changes affecting the community. The organization's three pillars of work—advancing people's democracy, protecting and building community, and expanding economic opportunity—are grounded in genuine relationships with member organizations and the communities they serve. LCF Georgia's promise to invest in Latino organizations and leaders reflects a vision of sustainable, community-driven change that honors the contributions and potential of Georgia's growing Latino population.
Born from grassroots organizing in Decatur, Georgia, the Beacon Hill Black Alliance for Human Rights emerged in 2015 when concerned citizens were convened to address persistent equity issues affecting the local community. Originally operating as an organizing committee of the NAACP, the organization evolved into an independent entity better positioned to drive transformative local change. The Alliance serves as a powerful voice for Black residents and people of African descent in Decatur and surrounding areas, grounded in principles of collective empowerment, education, and community self-determination. The organization's work spans multiple dimensions of community life—from education and housing to public art, monuments, and legal justice—recognizing that true equity requires addressing systemic racism across all sectors of society. The Beacon Hill Black Alliance has earned deep community trust through consistent victories and authentic relationships, from organizing thousands of residents at the Take Down White Supremacy March and Rally to installing powerful public art celebrating Black women and communities throughout Decatur. The organization recently led the successful campaign for Decatur's first-ever reparations task force, reflecting years of dedicated advocacy and relationship-building with city leadership and residents. Membership in the Beacon Hill Black Alliance offers opportunities to participate in committees focused on decolonization, education, and reparations, allowing community members to contribute directly to the ongoing struggle for justice in Decatur, Georgia. Whether through volunteering, membership, or supporting the organization's mission, residents can join a movement rooted in Black joy, cooperative economics, and the unwavering belief that together, meaningful change is possible.