Work Strife to Soft Life: How Local Content Creator Marquise Richards Relearned the Meaning of Self Care
The phrase “soft life” is a current trend that refers to moving away from hustle culture and leaning into self-care. The term encourages those in the workforce to prioritize personal wellness and enjoyment over obstacles such as work-induced stress.
First 48: A Love Letter to Missing Black Women and Girls
“First 48: A Love Letter to Missing Black Women and Girls” is a poignant reflection on the critical 48 hours after a disappearance. With references to Breonna Taylor, Sandra Bland, and Korryn Gaines, this heartfelt piece emphasizes the importance of saying her name, standing for justice, and the relief when a missing Black woman is found.
Igniting Change Through Love and Storytelling: The WOMEN’S WAY Fellowship Journey
Explore the empowering journey of the WOMEN’S WAY Change the Narrative Fellowship, where love-infused storytelling transforms lives. Founder Jos Duncan Asé reflects on the profound impact of these resilient and courageous stories, emphasizing the unique experiences that inspire positive change. Join the transformative power of personal narratives in this remarkable exploration of hope and resilience.
Forgiveness in a broken system
Discover the deep impact of forgiveness amid the turmoil of gun violence. Hear personal stories and explore restorative justice initiatives as individuals and communities journey through healing after enduring tragedy. This series delves into the intricate layers of forgiveness, offering diverse perspectives on the road to reconciliation and emotional recovery.
God Forgives, I Don’t
Embark on a compelling journey of self-redemption in the face of betrayal and pain. Witness the transformation from emotional battle scars to inner strength as the author navigates the complexities of forgiveness, opting for a path of self-empowerment and invoking strength when necessary. A poignant odyssey revealing the innate fortitude within.
Dying of Old Age: A form of Protest
Lindo Jones’ poignant poetry delves into the profound act of using old age as a powerful form of protest. Through expressive words this piece reflects on life’s journey, legacy, and the longing to age gracefully. Join the dialogue surrounding aging, wellness, equity, and justice in this compelling contribution from Love Now Media’s Poet’s Press.
Seven Flowers to Give to Girls and Women
Syreeta Martin shares a beautiful bouquet of wisdom inspired by her encounter with Bloom Bold Co. and the Black Girl Florists at the 2023 Philadelphia Flower Show. Hear about her transformative act of giving and receiving flowers and witnessing the tangible magic of the moment. This heartfelt gesture transcends generations, symbolizing empowerment and love.
Love & Rage: Alchemizing Your Emotions for Justice
Navigate the complexities of love and rage amid ongoing struggles for justice. Explore the impact of systemic issues on underserved communities and learn how to transform emotions into constructive action. Avoid toxic media practices, embrace participatory design, and discover Philadelphia organizations dedicated to addressing police and community relations. Channel rage into meaningful efforts for lasting systemic change.
What does it mean to thrive as a young Black man in Philly? On community, legacy building and generational wealth
Uncover the inspiring stories of young Black men in Philadelphia navigating challenges, building legacies, and pursuing generational wealth. Explore their educational journeys, impactful careers, and narratives of resilience, all backed by a strong sense of community. Dive into tales of success, highlighting their determination to create positive change within the Black community.
$190 Million in PA State grants available to support mental health and safety in schools
The School Mental Health & Safety and Security Program Grant Fund deadline extended to 12/31/2022.
