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06/10/2026

Check in Men 🙌🏾

🧠💚 Men, It’s Time to Check In.

Join Joe Clair’s Well Dressed, Well Being Men’s Mental Health Check-In for an important conversation focused on mental wellness, healing, and community.

📅 Saturday, June 13
🕑 Event: 2PM-4PM - Seating Begins at 1PM
📍 Macy’s Metro Center
1201 G Street NW, Washington, DC

Hear from mental health professionals, advocates, artists, and community leaders as they discuss the importance of prioritizing mental health and breaking the stigma.

🎤 Featuring:
• Raheem DeVaughn
• Christopher Williams
• Tony Perkins
• Dr. Dominique Guelce
• Alfred Duncan
• Tony Lewis Jr.
• Paul Williams
• Tariq Walton

🎶 Music by DJ Weezy
🤝 Resource Tables
👔 Informal Modeling
🗣️ Powerful Panel Discussion

Mental health is health. Check on your brothers, your fathers, your sons, your friends, and yourself.

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06/10/2026

Michelle is so right. There is a difference between Mental health and Mental illness. We all should take care of our mental health just like we do
Or should do with our physical, social, financial or spiritual health. Let’s continue to normalize therapy and see it has necessary and beneficial to one’s overall wellness.

06/07/2026

Lack of intentionality and presence- This is something I hear often from women about the men they are in relationships with. Be intentional, thoughtful, and present and watch a shift in your relationship 🙌🏾💕


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06/02/2026

Men- Take action this month to schedule any appointments that ensures you taken care of your health and wellbeing. ❤️

05/25/2026

Thanking all of the brave men and women who served and sacrificed for our country.

05/20/2026

Did you truly Forgive or are you just Tolerating?

05/18/2026

I did a thing yall! Last Tuesday, I officially graduated the 30th Cohort of Project Inclusion Board Governance and Leadership program of United Way of South Hampton Roads🙌🏾🎉 Great Learning! Wonderful connections established! Awesome opportunities to look forward too!

05/13/2026

05/10/2026

02/14/2026

Healing childhood trauma is not about blaming our past, it's about reclaiming our future.

So many of us learned to survive before we ever learned to feel safe. We learned strength, resilience, and responsibility early… but healing requires something different. It requires compassion. It requires support. It requires community.

Tending to the wounds of our childhood is an act of liberation. When we heal, we shift patterns. When we heal, we change how we show up in relationships. When we heal, we disrupt generational cycles.

Our children deserve regulated, emotionally safe adults. And we deserve healing too.

Let’s continue the work together.

Tag someone who is committed to doing their healing work and remember to register for Black Mental Wellness Day on Saturday, February 28, 2026 to continue this conversation.

Check out the link, https://secure.givelively.org/event/black-mental-wellness-foundation/black-mental-wellness-day-2026, to register.