Journal for Juneteenth

In a world filled with stress, division, grief, and uncertainty, finding healthy ways to release emotions is essential.
About this Event

Journaling is more than writing words on paper — it is a powerful mental health tool that helps people process emotions, reduce anxiety, organize thoughts, and regain control during difficult moments.

Writing frustrations, fears, and concerns on paper can prevent emotional buildup that often leads to anger, hopelessness, or destructive behavior. Healthy expression creates space for healing, reflection, accountability, and growth. Violence may create fear, but communication creates understanding. Reflection creates change.

Racial violence and inequality continue to plague productive societies because unresolved pain, generational trauma, division, fear, lack of understanding, and silence often go unaddressed. Strong communities are built when people feel heard, valued, respected, and emotionally safe enough to express themselves without harm to themselves or others.

Agenda

🕑: 05:30 PM - 06:00 PM
Doors Open -Guest Welcome
🕑: 06:30 PM - 07:00 PM
African American History Impacting Mental Health

Info: Racial trauma can deeply impact mental health because it exposes individuals and communities to repeated experiences of discrimination, fear, injustice, exclusion, and emotional harm. These experiences may happen directly, indirectly, historically, or systemically, and over time they can affect how a person thinks, feels, behaves, and views their safety in society.

🕑: 07:00 PM - 08:00 PM
DIY Journal Making and Processing

Info: Design your journal with words, colors, or images by addressing your choice of prompts.