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Reclamation of Space
At the heart of wellness lies the need for safe, supportive spaces. Historically, Black-owned spaces have been vital sanctuaries—fostering connection, creativity, and healing while nurturing a profound sense of belonging and resilience.
Reclaiming these spaces allows community members to nurture their minds, bodies, and souls while honoring their historical role in fostering strength and well-being within the Black community. Amid today’s challenges, these safe spaces are more vital than ever for Black women’s health and empowerment, serving as a foundation for healing and reclaiming wellness.
The Honey Pot Co. HBCU Tour Stop: Safe Spaces in Community Amidst Change with Howard University
Cultivating community is at the core of our well-being to keep us centered. Especially in times of change and uncertainty. Because the humans we choose for connection are paramount to our physical, mental and spiritual health, we’re taking this stop of our HBCU tour to speak to Dr. Wilkerson Managing Director of Thurgood Marshall Civil Center, Ashlee Wisdom CEO and founder of Health in her Hue and Honey Pot Co’s founder and CEO, Beatrice Dixon.
February 19, 2025 at Howard University, Washington, DC
An Evening of Reclaiming Wellness
In honor of Black History Month, please join The Honey Pot Co. for an evening of celebrating wellness and the power of creating spaces where we belong.
The evening will feature an inspiring fireside chat with The Honey Pot Co. Founder, Beatrice Dixon, Julee Wilson: Beauty editor at Cosmopolitan and Global Beauty Director at Essence Brittany Luse – Cultural critic and host of It's Been a Minute on NPR and Jasmine Marie, Breathwork Practitioner & Founder of Black Girls Breathing® followed by an interactive experience to reclaim our wellness.
February 20, 2025, New York, NY
The Honey Pot Co. HBCU Tour Stop: Safe Spaces in Reproductive Rights with Clark Atlanta University
Today our community is navigating a world where reproductive rights are changing, signaling a need for education, guidance, and community. As a safe space for all, we are connecting with Dr. Lasha Clarke, Morehouse School of Medicine Center for Maternal Health Equity, Dr. Karenne Fru, Founder of Muna Fertility, and Beatrice Dixon The Honey Pot Co’s founder and CEO. Join us in an open conversation on reproductive health. We will discuss the basics of fertility, reproductive planning, and our rights as an Atlanta community.
February 27, 2025 at Clark Atlanta University, Atlanta, GA -
Baranco Multi-Purpose Room
