BIPOC communities encounter distinct physical and mental health challenges stemming from systemic racism, discrimination, and historical trauma. These issues contribute to elevated rates of mental health conditions such as depression and anxiety, along with physical health problems including hypertension and heart disease. Furthermore, stigma, cultural mistrust, and the scarcity of culturally responsive care providers impede access to health services. Research conducted by the leading independent source for health policy research, polling and news, KFF reflects these disparities.

New Moon PJ Party: In collaboration With SOW collective: A monthly event that provides peacfull space to reflect on our journies and set intentions while also allowing time for rest, relaxation, joy and self care.

Full Moon Meditation Nights: Through partner organization, Monarca Center for Healing And Justice. Provides a monthly healing container to process and release, priortizing movement workers and the extra loads they carry.

Cozy Indoor and Outdoor Areas: Providing caring and courageous space where vulnerable communties can be nurtured and inspired.

Herbal Workshop Series: Workshops that educate community members on culturally relevent healing methods rooted in ancestral traditions of care.

Mutual Aid Station: in collaboration with grassroots partner org, Unsheltered Phoenix: Providing Food and essential items for community members. 

Home is Where the Art Is: An annual initative that provides funding for housing and essential needs for local BIPOC creatives at risk of homelessness.