Black Independence Day including Silent protest March to the Arcata Plaza
Saturday 6-20-2020
For more information on this event and future events contact hcblackmusicnarts@gmail.com
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Review of “Song Writing Workshop with All’Love Aundrea” 3-36-20, that was converted to a virtual platform for March 2020’s Arts for Black and Brown Bodies.
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Arts for Black and Brown Bodies was a success!!
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Black Humboldt as been accepted as a Dream Maker Project through Ink People Center for the Arts!! Through this collaboration Black Humboldt received 501c3 status, administration help and a shoulder to lean on while navigating through becoming their own organization!!
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Re-cap of Black Humboldt and NAACP Eureka Chapter’s Juneteenth Celebration
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“No Wahala” is Nigerian pidgin for no trouble or problems.
No Wahala Body is an Afrocentric movement group striving to dance away their problems. We want to encourage people to collectively create and share a safe space where we can dance in love and support of one another while healing our bodies from troubles and pains that settle in different places of our bodies, hearts and spirits. Release those troubles as you dance with us. No Wahala here O!
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KM Ross is a a local artist and Entrepreneur, working on the BH team as the Visual Arts Ambassador. He strives to bridge the gap between race relations in Humboldt County and is eager to do the work of BH loud and proud! Check out all things KM Ross at his Website; www.kmrossphotography.com & www.practicesuccessclothing.com
or social accounts; www.instagram.com/km.ross
Black Humboldt founders Dionna Fletcher and Mo Desir provided a safe space for women of color to join and have fun with each other. “Love Ya’ Self Queen” was an event that allowed guests to enjoy themselves as they took part in yoga practices, dancing lessons, hair care tips, essential oils, music and laughs Saturday night, Feb. 16.
https://thelumberjack.org/2019/02/20/love-ya-self-queen/
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