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Black Masculinity (Re)imagined ATL: Reclaiming Joy - A Day of Power & Peace A transformative day dedicated to Black men and masculine folks, where fun meets healing, and wellness meets community.

Games, great good, along with transformative learning included.

#BlackMasculinityReimagined #MensHealthMonth #BEAMWellness

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Because with all the harm outside, we shouldn’t have to fight *inside* too.

Family should be a place we return to—not one we run from.

The work continues—with you. Donate now to keep care moving. Tap on the linktree in our bio to support today.

#BEAMWellness #GlowModel #CollectiveCare

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It’s Fibroid Awareness Month. At BEAM, we know fibroids impact more than the body—they carry emotional and mental weight too. We’re holding space for real pain, real stories and real healing.
#FibroidAwarenessMonth #BEAMWellness #ReproductiveJustice

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Promotional graphic for a virtual BEAM (Black Emotional and Mental Health Collective) event titled “When the System Pulls Back, We Pull Up: The Underground Wellness Network and The Future of Care.” The event features Yolo Akili Robinson (Executive Director), Joëlle Dussek (Associate Director of Training & Program), and Natalie Patterson (Director of Training & Programs).

The event takes place August 4 at 11:30AM PT / 2:30PM ET and is virtual with a $0–$10 sliding scale.

Text reads:
“As our country is impacted by growing state violence and divestment from public health, it is formal and informal community health systems that will sustain our people. This gathering is a community conversation to educate, organize, uplift and recognize the people holding down community health systems. We will explore tools, frameworks and strategies that we can use to continue to pull up for our folks and resource our power to heal our communities.”

Website link at bottom: www.beam.community/events

Three circular headshots of the speakers are displayed at the top against a dark purple background, with yellow borders.

Promotional graphic for a virtual BEAM (Black Emotional and Mental Health Collective) event titled “When the System Pulls Back, We Pull Up: The Underground Wellness Network and The Future of Care.” The event features Yolo Akili Robinson (Executive Director), Joëlle Dussek (Associate Director of Training & Program), and Natalie Patterson (Director of Training & Programs). The event takes place August 4 at 11:30AM PT / 2:30PM ET and is virtual with a $0–$10 sliding scale. Text reads: “As our country is impacted by growing state violence and divestment from public health, it is formal and informal community health systems that will sustain our people. This gathering is a community conversation to educate, organize, uplift and recognize the people holding down community health systems. We will explore tools, frameworks and strategies that we can use to continue to pull up for our folks and resource our power to heal our communities.” Website link at bottom: www.beam.community/events Three circular headshots of the speakers are displayed at the top against a dark purple background, with yellow borders.

Join us for “When the System Pulls Back, We Pull Up”—a virtual convo on grassroots healing + community care as public health systems fail. With @yoloakili.bsky.social, Natalie Patterson & Joëlle Dussek.

Click here to register: www.eventbrite.com/e/1478019729...

#BEAMWellness

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A graphic with a collage of four disabled people in color layered over a black-and-white background of a protest with people holding megaphones and signs. The individuals include a person with teal hair wearing a shirt that reads "I AM MY ANCESTORS' WILDEST DREAMS," a person in a gray sweater, a man in glasses and a vest, and a woman in a red dress using a wheelchair. Large bold text reads: “Disability Justice is Healing Justice and Requires Protection.” At the bottom is the BEAM logo with the words “Black Emotional and Mental Health Collective.”

A graphic with a collage of four disabled people in color layered over a black-and-white background of a protest with people holding megaphones and signs. The individuals include a person with teal hair wearing a shirt that reads "I AM MY ANCESTORS' WILDEST DREAMS," a person in a gray sweater, a man in glasses and a vest, and a woman in a red dress using a wheelchair. Large bold text reads: “Disability Justice is Healing Justice and Requires Protection.” At the bottom is the BEAM logo with the words “Black Emotional and Mental Health Collective.”

This #DisabilityPrideMonth, we celebrate resistance as much as pride. Federal rollbacks threaten ADA enforcement, benefits, education and care.

This isn’t reform—it’s harm.

At BEAM, we know: Disability Justice is Healing Justice—and it requires protection.
#HealingJustice #BEAMWellness

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In Atlanta, we gathered for Heart Space—to learn to sit with our grief.

Grief has no timeline. No rules.
It’s not always an end—sometimes it’s a beginning.

It’s heavy, yes—but also a sign we’ve loved deeply.
#BEAMWellness #HeartSpace

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This #DisabilityPrideMonth, we celebrate resistance as much as pride. Federal rollbacks threaten ADA enforcement, benefits, education and care.

This isn’t reform—it’s harm.

At BEAM, we know: Disability Justice is Healing Justice—and it requires protection.
#HealingJustice #BEAMWellness

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Graphic titled "Best Practices to Hold Space for Grief" on a soft blue gradient background. The text emphasizes that we don’t need to rescue people from grief but rather let them move through their journey. It encourages sitting with your own discomfort and honoring the grief of children and others by being transparent and honest. It advises against the belief that children shouldn't be involved in adult matters, noting that children can sense distress. The final section affirms that grieving animal companions is valid and that their absence can have a lasting impact. The BEAM (Black Emotional and Mental Health Collective) logo appears in the bottom right corner.

Graphic titled "Best Practices to Hold Space for Grief" on a soft blue gradient background. The text emphasizes that we don’t need to rescue people from grief but rather let them move through their journey. It encourages sitting with your own discomfort and honoring the grief of children and others by being transparent and honest. It advises against the belief that children shouldn't be involved in adult matters, noting that children can sense distress. The final section affirms that grieving animal companions is valid and that their absence can have a lasting impact. The BEAM (Black Emotional and Mental Health Collective) logo appears in the bottom right corner.

Graphic titled “Feel it to Heal it: Tips on Grief” with a soft blue gradient background. It provides two main tips.

The first tip notes that people withdrawing or being less present with family might be expressing unspoken grief. Suggestions include bringing them a plate or not forcing conversation.

The second tip encourages checking in and allowing sadness, including acknowledging the loss. It recommends honoring a person, pet, or experience by remembering their legacy, uplifting them in prayer, and normalizing grief. A sample phrase is included: “I can’t believe they’re still not here,” which reflects processing loss.

The BEAM (Black Emotional and Mental Health Collective) logo appears in the bottom right corner.

Graphic titled “Feel it to Heal it: Tips on Grief” with a soft blue gradient background. It provides two main tips. The first tip notes that people withdrawing or being less present with family might be expressing unspoken grief. Suggestions include bringing them a plate or not forcing conversation. The second tip encourages checking in and allowing sadness, including acknowledging the loss. It recommends honoring a person, pet, or experience by remembering their legacy, uplifting them in prayer, and normalizing grief. A sample phrase is included: “I can’t believe they’re still not here,” which reflects processing loss. The BEAM (Black Emotional and Mental Health Collective) logo appears in the bottom right corner.

Feel it to Heal it: Tips on Grief


Ask for consent before posting or discussing the loss.
Before playing videos, pictures, tagging people's memories on social media.
Be okay with folks walking away from conversations and creating boundaries.
While it may not have been your intention to cause discomfort, it's important to do our best to minimize it when it arises. Consider checking in with the family member afterward to offer support.

Feel it to Heal it: Tips on Grief Ask for consent before posting or discussing the loss. Before playing videos, pictures, tagging people's memories on social media. Be okay with folks walking away from conversations and creating boundaries. While it may not have been your intention to cause discomfort, it's important to do our best to minimize it when it arises. Consider checking in with the family member afterward to offer support.

Join us tomorrow in ATL for reflection, community & care. Explore our grief tool and support BEAM’s work.

beam.community/donate
#FeelItToHealIt #BEAMWellness

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Doing support work in your community? This training’s for you.

Our Healing Justice & Peer Support program offers tools to care for others while navigating mental health in Black communities. Come learn, build, and grow with us.

tinyurl.com/3u65v55w

#HealingJustice #BlackMentalHealth #BEAMWellness

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Graphic flyer with a colorful design promoting the NAACP National Convention. Text reads:
"Catch Me @ THE HUB @ NAACP National Convention
July 11–14
Charlotte Convention Center
501 S College St. | Charlotte, NC | 28202"
At the bottom are NAACP’s website and social media icons: NAACP.org | Facebook, X, Instagram, YouTube | @NAACP.
The background is black with bold red, white, green, and yellow brushstroke elements.

Graphic flyer with a colorful design promoting the NAACP National Convention. Text reads: "Catch Me @ THE HUB @ NAACP National Convention July 11–14 Charlotte Convention Center 501 S College St. | Charlotte, NC | 28202" At the bottom are NAACP’s website and social media icons: NAACP.org | Facebook, X, Instagram, YouTube | @NAACP. The background is black with bold red, white, green, and yellow brushstroke elements.

Catch us at the #NAACPConvention this weekend in #Charlotte as we turn up the volume for visibility, voice and victory—in the name of Healing Justice.

Support the movement: beam.kindful.com?campaign=136...
#BEAMWellness #HealingJustice #CollectiveCare

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We are really about this work! In partnership with Quantum Clinics, we’re offering monthly float therapy for those impacted by the Eaton fires—space to rest, release & restore.

Now through year’s end.
To sign up: community@beam.community

✨ Unwind. Restore. Float.

#BEAMWellness #FloatTherapy

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We’re raising $50K to fuel the future—because our communities can’t run on empty. Last year: 1,200+ trained, $90K invested, 3,000+ tools delivered. That’s care in action!

While systems divest, we invest.
Give at beam.community/donate

#CollectiveCare #BEAMWellness

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As care is defunded, BEAM reminds us: healing is our birthright.
While systems divest, we invest.
Community care is resistance.

Support the work.
beam.community/donate
#BEAMWellness #HealingJustice #CommunityCare

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From the runway to our daily lives, voguing holds space for survival and celebration.
As Pride Month ends, our commitment to liberation lives on—louder, prouder, and more rooted than ever.
🖤🏳️‍🌈💃🏾
#BEAMWellness #BlackHealingRemixed #MindfulMovement #PrideMonth

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Illustration of a colorful graffiti mural on a brick wall that reads, “BEAM Builds Ecosystems of Care.” The words are bold and vibrant, surrounded by painted flowers and greenery. On the left, a Black person sits cross-legged in meditation, wearing a flower crown. On the right, another person sits in a prayer pose, and a third stands on a ladder painting the mural. The bottom of the image features the BEAM logo, which stands for Black Emotional and Mental Health Collective.

Illustration of a colorful graffiti mural on a brick wall that reads, “BEAM Builds Ecosystems of Care.” The words are bold and vibrant, surrounded by painted flowers and greenery. On the left, a Black person sits cross-legged in meditation, wearing a flower crown. On the right, another person sits in a prayer pose, and a third stands on a ladder painting the mural. The bottom of the image features the BEAM logo, which stands for Black Emotional and Mental Health Collective.

The background is a painted brick wall with flowers and greenery in the corners. Over a teal paint splash is bold black text that reads:
“BEAM BUILDS ECO-SYSTEMS OF CARE for Black and exploited communities. We train, fund and resource alternative wellness and care systems through a network of therapists, healers, wellness practitioners and community leaders across the world.”
The BEAM logo appears at the bottom.

The background is a painted brick wall with flowers and greenery in the corners. Over a teal paint splash is bold black text that reads: “BEAM BUILDS ECO-SYSTEMS OF CARE for Black and exploited communities. We train, fund and resource alternative wellness and care systems through a network of therapists, healers, wellness practitioners and community leaders across the world.” The BEAM logo appears at the bottom.

Care is our legacy.
From kitchen tables to healing circles, we’ve always built what we need to heal.

At BEAM, we’re resourcing wellness rooted in culture, justice and collective care.

#BEAMWellness #CollectiveHealing

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In the South, where masculinity often means silence, Black men and masculine folks gathered—not to posture, but to process.

We’re unlearning toxic scripts and making room for softness, grief, joy, and truth.

#BEAMWellness #MensHealthMonth #BlackMasculinityReimagined

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When systems fail us, community care sustains us.

May 17 is now Community Care Day in Culver City—honoring Black Healing Remixed and the work of building healing spaces together.

Thank you @CulverCityGov for recognizing what truly matters.
#BEAMWellness #CommunityCareDay #CollectiveCare

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This Juneteenth, we honor the freedom to care for ourselves.

To heal.
To rest.
To love.
To set boundaries.

Liberation is personal, too.

Use this tool to reflect—and ask yourself:
How are you celebrating yourself today?

#Juneteenth #BEAMWellness #CelebratingFreedom

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A reminder that healing takes trust—and trust takes time.
In a world that often fails Black men & masculine folks, opening up is no small thing. That’s why trust is part of the process.

Join us in ATL for Heart Space tomorrow, June 17.

tinyurl.com/yujua3ap

#BEAMWellness #MensHealthMonth

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Graphic by BEAM (Black Emotional and Mental Health Collective) for Father's Day. The right side has the BEAM logo and the text: "Today on Father's Day I am celebrating ____" in bold blue letters. The left side features three images stacked vertically: a smiling Black father with his son hugging him from behind, a father teaching his son to play guitar, and a father reading a book with his young daughter. The design invites viewers to reflect on and name who or what they are celebrating on Father's Day.

Graphic by BEAM (Black Emotional and Mental Health Collective) for Father's Day. The right side has the BEAM logo and the text: "Today on Father's Day I am celebrating ____" in bold blue letters. The left side features three images stacked vertically: a smiling Black father with his son hugging him from behind, a father teaching his son to play guitar, and a father reading a book with his young daughter. The design invites viewers to reflect on and name who or what they are celebrating on Father's Day.

Dear Black Man, we see you.
Father, father figure, healing or holding it down—your presence matters.
Your joy, effort, growth, and grief are valid.
Today, we honor Black fatherhood in all its forms.

#HappyFathersDay #BEAMWellness #BlackMasculinityReimagined

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This Juneteenth, freedom means being resourced.

We’re giving $10,000 in direct support to Black & marginalized families navigating mental health challenges—because liberation looks like care, rest & provision.

Apply for up to $250
www.jotform.com/build/243166...

#ParentSupportFund #BEAMWellness

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Healing happens in the shop too.

This Men’s Month, we’re reimagining Black masculinity—one cut, one convo, one community at a time. #HeartSpace #BEAMWellness #MensHealthMonth

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Calling all organizers, artists, caregivers & changemakers — you shouldn’t have to carry the work alone.

Leading with emotional intelligence isn’t soft—it’s strategic. It sustains us, deepens impact, and makes space for healing.

#CommunityCare #EILTraining #BEAMWellness

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This June for Men’s Health Awareness Month, BEAM invites Black men & masculine folks to unpack how power, money & sex shape our mental health, relationships & identity.

Join our Check-In series—space to heal, unlearn & reimagine masculinity rooted in wellness, consent & liberation.
#BEAMWellness

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Imagine walking into a space where your whole self is not just welcomed — but celebrated. No masks, no armor. Just you.
Thank you, LA, for showing up and showing out.
Endless gratitude to our sponsors and collaborators who helped bring this vision to life!
#BEAMWellness #CollectiveCare

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On Malcolm X’s 100th birthday, we honor his legacy of justice, self-determination, and Black pride—values that continue to guide BEAM’s mission to center healing and collective care in the fight for Black liberation.
#BEAMWellness #CollectiveCare #MentalHealthAwareness

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Black Healing Remixed 2025 was a powerful homecoming—an embodied affirmation that our healing belongs to us.

Rooted in collective joy and grounded in community care, we came together through breath, movement, and shared memory.

#BlackHealingRemixed #CollectiveCare #BEAMWellness

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A colorful promotional flyer for "Black Healing Remixed," presented by BEAM (Black Emotional and Mental Health Collective). The event features Iconic Byron Keaton teaching "House / Ballroom 101" on May 17 from 11 AM to 5 PM. The design includes vibrant flowers surrounding a central photo of Byron Keaton wearing a blue blazer against a pastel green background.

A colorful promotional flyer for "Black Healing Remixed," presented by BEAM (Black Emotional and Mental Health Collective). The event features Iconic Byron Keaton teaching "House / Ballroom 101" on May 17 from 11 AM to 5 PM. The design includes vibrant flowers surrounding a central photo of Byron Keaton wearing a blue blazer against a pastel green background.

A vibrant promotional flyer for "Black Healing Remixed," hosted by BEAM (Black Emotional and Mental Health Collective). The flyer features Shaun Ross in a cream-colored suit, promoting a "DJ Dance Party" happening on May 17 from 11 AM to 5 PM. He is surrounded by bright, colorful flowers against a mint green background. Text at the bottom reads: "Black Healing Remixed: Community Care Day LA.

A vibrant promotional flyer for "Black Healing Remixed," hosted by BEAM (Black Emotional and Mental Health Collective). The flyer features Shaun Ross in a cream-colored suit, promoting a "DJ Dance Party" happening on May 17 from 11 AM to 5 PM. He is surrounded by bright, colorful flowers against a mint green background. Text at the bottom reads: "Black Healing Remixed: Community Care Day LA.

At Black Healing Remixed, healing moves—through rhythm, movement, and radical joy. With DJ Shaun Ross and Byron Keaton, we remember: healing lives in the body.

Come ready to move. Healing hits different in rhythm.
#BlackHealingRemixed #MentalHealthAwareness #BEAMWellness

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Creativity is self-care. Style is fluid. Black Dandyism lit up the Met Gala—elegance, softness, and bold self-expression in full display.

Shoutout to BEAM supporters & style icons: Debbie Allen, Halle Bailey, Laura Harrier & Doechii for showing up and showing out! #BEAMWellness

📸: Getty Images

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Our ED @yoloakili.bsky.social joined Congressional Black Caucus Foundation's Policy for the People summit to speak on
Black Mental Health Barriers & Breakthroughs

From stigma to systems change—this is how we move from surviving to healing.

#MentalHealthEquity #CommunityCare #BEAMWellness

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