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Attorney Steven K. Schwartz II is the founding member of The Schwartz Law Firm, PLLC a Probate and Estate Planning Law Firm with offices in Houston (principal office), and Dallas, Texas.
He represents clients with a wide range of probate issues including probate of a will, probate without a will, will contests, fiduciary litigation, estate administration, disputes among heirs, protecting the rights of a surviving spouse, mortgage and property tax foreclosures on estate property, guardianships, and estate planning needs.
A graduate of Rutgers State University and Texas Southern University’s historic Thurgood Marshall School of Law, he is a member of the Texas State Bar College and recognized as a Trial Advocate by the National Institute of Trial Advocacy and a recognized Top 100 by National Black Lawyers.
25 Black women. 25 therapists + wellness practitioners. One night to explore connection, care, community—and find your right fit.
What if finding support started with a conversation?
Finding a therapist or wellness practitioner shouldn’t feel like blindly choosing a name from a directory.
The Right Fit, presented by Street Chronicles, is a curated mental health and wellness connection experience created for Black women who want to explore therapy, holistic wellness and new ways of caring for themselves—but want the opportunity to experience the person behind the practice first.
On Saturday, November 7, we’re bringing together:
25 Black women.25 therapists + holistic wellness practitioners.
One room full of possibilities.
Think speed dating—but for your wellness.
Throughout the evening, you’ll move through a series of brief, intentional conversations with therapists and wellness practitioners representing different personalities, specialties, perspectives and approaches to care.
No pressure to choose someone on the spot.
No expectation that you already know what kind of support you need.
Just an opportunity to ask questions, experience different approaches and pay attention to what feels right for you.
Because the right fit matters.
Maybe you’ve thought about therapy but don’t know where to begin.
Maybe you’ve tried therapy before and didn’t connect with the therapist.
Maybe you’re looking for a Black therapist in Dallas/DFW or culturally affirming mental health support.
Maybe traditional therapy isn’t the only kind of wellness you’re curious about.
Or maybe you’re doing well—and you’re simply ready to build a stronger support system before life requires one.
You don’t have to be in crisis to deserve support.
The Right Fit creates space to explore.
What You’ll Experience
Your ticket includes the full curated experience:
Intentional introductions with participating therapists and holistic wellness practitioners
Guided connection experience designed to help you explore your fit
Access to culturally affirming mental health and wellness resources
Digital Street Chronicles resource guide
Healing Over Everything bag
Food + a curated mocktail
Community connection with other Black women
Closing connection hour to revisit practitioners and conversations that stood out to you
Information about available follow-up therapy and wellness opportunities
And just as importantly, you’ll experience a room where you don’t have to perform.
Come curious. Come unsure. Come knowing exactly what you need.
Come as you are.
Our hope is that you leave knowing:
I was seen.
I made a connection.
I know my next step.
Who This Is For
The Right Fit was intentionally created for Black women interested in mental health, emotional wellness, self-care, holistic wellness and building a trusted support system.
You may especially enjoy this experience if you’re a woman balancing leadership, entrepreneurship, career, family, relationships, community responsibilities—or simply the weight of being the person everyone else depends on.
This isn’t a traditional networking event.
It isn’t group therapy.
And it isn’t a clinical mental-health fair.
It’s an opportunity to meet the people behind the practice and discover what support can look and feel like for you.
EVENT DETAILS
The Right FitPresented by Street Chronicles
Saturday, November 7, 20266:00 PM–10:00 PM
The Greenhouse Lounge & Wellness Center110 S. Cockrell Hill Rd.DeSoto, TX 75115
Limited to 25 participating women.
Because of the format, capacity is intentionally limited.
The first Growncoming sold out. We're running it back with the 1st Fall HBCU homecoming experience in Austinn.
🎓 Growncoming II: HBCU Homecoming After Dark
The first Growncoming set the tone. Now we're bringing it back for Austin's first Fall HBCU Homecoming After Dark.
Celebrate HBCU culture with a grown and elevated homecoming experience inspired by the traditions that make homecoming special.
FREE with RSVP before 11 PM and open to anyone who wants to experience authentic HBCU homecoming energy in Austin.
Whether you're celebrating Huston Tillotson University Homecoming, another HBCU, or simply love the culture, this is where you'll want to end the night.
🎧 Music & Vibes
HT alum DJ Hella Yella and DJ Solo in the mix
• Hip Hop, R&B, Southern classics, Go-Go, and homecoming favorites
• A grown crowd that still knows how to turn up
• The perfect mix of dancing, reconnecting, and making new memories
🍸 The Venue: Busy Signal (Formerly The Victory Grill)
Whether you're from Austin or visiting for homecoming weekend, Busy Signal is the perfect place to keep the celebration going.
Enjoy:
Gourmet food
Craft cocktails and premium drinks
Hookah service
Luxury lounge seating
Open dance floor
Covered patio for socializing
Free and paid parking are available nearby, making it easy to pull up and enjoy the night.
🪑 Reservations & Tables
Free admission with RSVP before 11 PM
Reserved tables are available for parties of 2 or more
Secure your seating and enjoy a more comfortable homecoming experience with your crew
✨ Who This Is For
Huston Tillotson students and alumni
HBCU alumni from across the country
Austin locals
Friends and supporters of HBCU culture
Anyone looking for a grown, polished homecoming experience
No student ID required.
Just bring your crew, your homecoming energy, and be ready to dance.
Get Checked Out, Not Checked In. Join us April 24 at 7AM at Emancipation Park for free health screenings, fitness, resources & community.
Black Men’s Wellness Day is more than an event—it’s a movement dedicated to helping Black men and their families live longer, healthier lives. Founded in 2004 and now active in more than 20 cities nationwide, this free community experience connects attendees to lifesaving health screenings, wellness resources, fitness activities, and community support. The event features free comprehensive health screenings, a 5K walk/run, entertainment, a vendor marketplace, family activities, and opportunities to engage with local healthcare and community organizations. Through its "Clinic to Community" approach, the African American Male Wellness Agency is working to reduce health disparities and create a culture of prevention, wellness, and empowerment for generations to come.
At Texas Tech University in Lubbock, TX, the Black Law Students Association stands as a vibrant student-led organization dedicated to supporting and empowering Black law students throughout their academic journey. This organization embodies the values of community, solidarity, and shared purpose, creating a welcoming space where students can connect with others who understand the unique experiences and challenges of pursuing legal education. The Black Law Students Association at Texas Tech recognizes that diversity strengthens the legal profession and works actively to ensure that Black students have the support systems, resources, and encouragement needed to thrive in law school and beyond. Members of the association benefit from peer mentorship, cultural events, and professional development opportunities that celebrate their heritage while preparing them for impactful careers in law. The organization's presence at Texas Tech University reflects a broader commitment to inclusivity and representation within legal education, demonstrating that the law school values the contributions and perspectives of all its students. By fostering genuine relationships among members and creating a sense of belonging, the Black Law Students Association helps students navigate the rigors of legal education with confidence and community support. This student organization serves as both a social and professional hub, where Black law students in Lubbock can find encouragement, build lasting friendships, and develop the networks that will sustain their careers in the legal field.
Serving the Baylor University law school community in Waco, Texas, the Black Law Students Association represents a vital student-led initiative dedicated to supporting and empowering Black law students throughout their academic journey. This organization embodies a commitment to creating meaningful connections among peers, fostering a sense of belonging, and promoting excellence within a diverse and inclusive community. Operating at Baylor's campus in Waco, TX, the association recognizes the importance of peer support, cultural awareness, and professional mentorship in the legal education experience. Members benefit from a welcoming community where they can share experiences, discuss challenges unique to their backgrounds, and celebrate achievements together. The organization's mission centers on building a strong support network that extends beyond the classroom, recognizing that law school success involves both academic excellence and personal well-being. By bringing together Black law students at Baylor University in Waco, the association helps create pathways for professional growth and community impact. The group's activities and programs reflect a deep understanding of the value that diverse perspectives bring to the legal profession, and it remains committed to helping its members thrive academically, professionally, and personally throughout their time at Baylor and beyond.
The SMU Black Law Students Association is a student organization dedicated to supporting and empowering Black students pursuing legal education at Southern Methodist University's Dedman School of Law in Dallas, Texas. This organization plays an important role within SMU's inclusive campus community, which has built its foundation on diversity and the belief that students from all backgrounds can shape the world through their education and careers.
SMU's commitment to fostering a welcoming environment for diverse, high-achieving students extends throughout its eight degree-granting schools, with the Dedman School of Law serving as a center for legal excellence and innovation. The Black Law Students Association operates within this context of institutional support for student success, offering peer mentorship, professional networking, and community building for its members. The organization reflects SMU's core values of academic freedom, open inquiry, and the development of ethical leaders.
Located in Dallas, a city known for its optimistic outlook and position as a global gateway for people of all backgrounds, the association benefits from the university's deep connections to the local community and beyond. SMU's more than 12,000 students represent all 50 states and over 80 countries, creating a richly diverse learning environment where students engage in meaningful relationships and collaborative growth. The Black Law Students Association serves as a supportive community within this larger ecosystem, helping members navigate law school while building lasting connections with peers who share similar experiences and aspirations.
The organization contributes to SMU's broader mission of preparing students to become ethical, enterprising leaders in their professions and communities. Through collective engagement and mutual support, the Black Law Students Association empowers its members to achieve their educational goals and make positive contributions to the legal profession and society at large.
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