Earlier this week on a  "Magnificent Monday" episode of "The Day with Trae," host Trae Holiday welcomed back Heru to discuss the ongoing "Breathing Black Love" series at WOW Gallery. Heru shared updates on the series, highlighting its focus on healing and personal transformation.

In a healthcare landscape often criticized for its top-down approaches and systemic inequities, a groundbreaking new model is emerging from the heart of South Seattle. The Tubman Center for Health & Freedom has officially unveiled its Relational Medicine Model (RMM), a revolutionary healthcare system co-created over five years with Black, Brown, LGBTQIA+, and other marginalized communities.

East Side Community Center in Tacoma, Washington, buzzed with energy as it hosted the second annual BIPOC Health and Wellness Fair. This vital event, spearheaded by Tamica Gant, a registered nurse and owner of Abundance Health LLC, aimed to provide essential health and wellness services to King, Pierce, and surrounding counties, particularly the underserved East Side community of Tacoma.

Converge Media's "Community Voices," hosted by Angela Poe Russell, is set to broadcast a pivotal episode on Monday, July 14th at 7 pm, focusing on accessible and affordable mental health care in King County. The special aims to shed light on the resources available to residents, particularly the Crisis Care Centers, which are funded by a voter-approved levy.

This weekend marks the highly anticipated launch of the "Breathing Black Love" series, an transformative 15-part program designed to help Black individuals reclaim their ancestral breath, activate their genius, and foster holistic healing. L

Seattle, WA – In a compelling interview on "The Day with Trae," Jennifer Winslow, Strategic Planning Manager for the King County Crisis Care Centers initiative, offered an insightful look into the ambitious program designed to revolutionize mental health and substance use care in the region.

Burien, WA – Across the Seattle-Metro area, an organization named BLKBRY is making waves by addressing critical gaps in Black maternal health and fostering a powerful community of advocates. Founded on reproductive justice and cultural empowerment principles, BLKBRY recently hosted a significant event, "Pass The Yams," reinforcing its commitment to educating and supporting the community it serves. 

What an inspiring gathering it was! The seventh annual Edmonds International Women's Day event at the Edmonds Waterfront Center was a powerful reminder of women's strength, resilience, and unity. Filled with diverse voices, heartfelt stories, and a shared commitment to self-care and community support, the event left a lasting impression on everyone present.

Myesha Mitchell's journey is one of resilience, purpose, and community. In a recent interview on "The Day With Trae" with guest host Deaunte Damper, Myesha shared her inspiring story and the driving force behind her business, My Time For Massage.