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November 7, 2024

Family we know it’s been tough. Days can feel heavy, but this is also our call to reflect, refocus, and rise together. Now is the time to lift one another up, to invest in each other, and to shape a future we define. Let’s take ownership of our communities, build strong businesses, and surround our youth with the support and love they need. They need us to be that village, and we need each other’s strength to keep moving forward.


Mental health is a part of this journey too. Let’s remind one another that healing, self-care, and community support aren’t just nice-to-haves—they’re essentials. Every single step we take toward unity, resilience, and wellness is a step toward real progress. We are so much stronger together. This isn’t just about waiting for change; it’s about being the change, for ourselves and each other.


Let’s build, invest, and grow in ways that honor our past and empower our future. We’ve overcome before and we will keep overcoming as long as we stand united, stay focused, and keep the faith. The future is ours to create, so let’s get to work.


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A Wisdom Circle: Finding Your Tribe &

Supporting Black Women in Arts and Culture

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Join HERITAGE WORKS in partnership with THE CHARLES H. WRIGHT MUSEUM in Detroit / in person for an inspiring evening of conversation on the experience of art, culture, and sisterhood. Featuring the dynamic trio of STEPHANIE HUGHLEY, MIKKI SHEPARD and BARAKA SELE, the three renowned women will discuss their professional journeys as pioneers and pillars in American arts and culture. They will share behind-the-scenes stories of how they negotiated space and created history-making art, while supporting each other, which multiplied what was possible and what they accomplished. Moderated by MICHON LARTIGUE, Senior Vice President of The Wright Museum, the evening will provide a unique experience of hearing firsthand their experience of building sisterhood and mentoring other women of color in the arts. 


Thursday, November 14, 2024

Location: GM Theater

Time: 6 pm - 9 pm

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