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Healing Arts Atlanta is wrapping up but we are still feeling the love after an incredible performance of Grammy-winning violinist Melissa White and celebrated author and Black Buddhist Southern Queen Lama Rod Owens!   These two internationally renowned luminaries facilitated an evening of music, grounding breath-work, and liberatory practices for a unique and rejuvenating arts and mindfulness session. This Well-Being Concert at High Museum of Art was presented in collaboration with Carnegie Hall’s Weill Music Institute. Thank you Performance Hypothesis and Jameel Arts & Health Lab for an incredible week of Healing Arts events! 🎨 🎭 🎻   The Carter Center, BLKHLTH, Fors Marsh, Woodruff Arts Center, Marcel Foster #HealingArtsATL #HealingArts #ArtsInMedicine #ArtsInHealth #HealthEquity #Wellbeing #ArtsInPublicHealth 

🌿 The Link Up: Health, Wellness & Culture Fest 🌿 BLKHLTH is bringing Atlanta together for a powerful day of wellness, cultural celebration, and activating for health equity. Join us on Sunday, October 20 at Guardian Works to experience on-site health services, Black-owned marketplace and food trucks, engaging activities, and live music from some of ATL’s top DJs: Thrice Groove, Empress Rah, and Love G! Let’s build a healthier, more vibrant community. ✨ 📅 October 20 📍 Guardian Works 🎟️ Get your FREE ticket today and be part of our movement: https://lnkd.in/dS6Ygi6r

Thank you to our partner Amgen; our speakers including Tisha Campbell, Melodie Narain-Blackwell, Tara Robinson M.ED, Barbara Hutchinson MD PhD FACC, Rep. Yvette Clarke, Rep. Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick, JD, Rep. Emilia Sykes, and Rep. Harold Love; and our wonderful attendees for making BLKHLTH Conversations: Heart Health Matters for Black Women such a powerful moment at Congressional Black Caucus Foundation #ALC53. Our hearts are full. 💜 If you were unable to attend, you can still sign up for info on how to get a FREE LDL cholesterol test here: https://amgen.ly/2ksPab2 Make sure you speak with your doctor about your results! (Amgen sponsored, terms and conditions apply.) Let’s carry this energy forward as we continue to champion change and equity. 🌱

Hey family! We have some awesome prizes up for grabs at our upcoming Game Night Fundraiser! 🏆 You could win tickets to see Tinashe or A Boogie Wit da Hoodie! Join us at Politan Row on Thursday, October 17 at 6:30 PM! 🕹️ We’re bringing the games, open bar 🥃, good vibes, and impressive prizes - don’t miss this! 💥 Tickets on sale now: https://lnkd.in/gTaEDEfN 🎯 Game changer: Entry to the party 🎯 Power Player: Entry + 1 game card 🎯 All-Star: Entry + 2 game cards Your game card is an opportunity to play a game where you could win a prize. Your ticket helps support BLKHLTH’s mission to improve health equity for Black communities. So come through and let’s have a good time for a good cause!

🍑 ATL! The Link Up: Health, Wellness, and Culture Fest presented by BLKHLTH is here! 🌳 Our theme this year is the "Forest of Healing," where we'll create space to restore and rejuvenate. From live music and delicious food to health activations that nurture the mind, body, and soul, this festival offers something for everyone. 📅 Date: October 20 📍 Location: Guardian Works, Atlanta Don’t miss out on this incredible day of celebration, connection, and community care. Grab your FREE tickets now: https://lnkd.in/dS6Ygi6r 🛍️ Interested in becoming a marketplace vendor or health service provider? Just fill out this form: https://lnkd.in/d-je3zGq

We're really looking forward to this event showcasing ATL artists and creatives lending their talents to the movement for health justice! See you there!

🎉 We had an incredible session at Congressional Black Caucus Foundation #ALC53, where Tisha Campbell moderated an impactful discussion on Black women’s cardiovascular health. Our expert panel, featuring Barbara Hutchinson MD PhD FACC, Tara Robinson M.ED, and Melodie Narain-Blackwell, shared valuable insights on how elevated Lp(a) and LDL cholesterol affect our communities. We are especially grateful to Representatives Yvette Clarke, Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick, JD, Emilia Sykes, and Harold Love for their powerful remarks and commitment to addressing health disparities. A big thank you to our partner Amgen for supporting this important event and for the wonderful opening remarks provided by Darryl Sleep, MD (MBBCh, FCS(SA)). ♥️ Let’s continue the dialogue and push for change, together. If you were unable to attend, you can still sign up for info on how to get a free LDL cholesterol test at whatismyldl.com. Make sure to speak with your doctor about your results! Amgen sponsored, terms and conditions apply.

🎯 Get ready for a night of games, community, and impact! 🎮 We’re excited to invite you to our Game Night Fundraiser on Thursday, October 17 at 6:30 PM at Politan Row at Colony Square! This is more than just a game night—it's an opportunity to support BLKHLTH's important work in advancing health equity for Black communities. With an open bar, delicious food, and plenty of games, it’s sure to be a great time. And the best part? Every ticket sold helps us continue our mission. 💪🏾 Bring your friends, colleagues, and family for a night of fun and fundraising! 🎟️ Purchase your tickets here: https://lnkd.in/dkh5WjmN

We're thrilled to be part of Healing Arts Atlanta! Our work has always blended creativity and the arts with the movement for health equity, and we're excited to contribute to this collaborative effort with other people who just get it! ✨ Join us for a week of events showcasing how the arts can heal racial divides and promote health equity and wellness. Learn more and RSVP here: https://lnkd.in/dGQTDhjJ

Join us TOMORROW with Houston Area Urban League Young Professionals and BLKHLTH for a virtual panel on healthcare's role in the upcoming election. Let’s get informed and act on the issues that impact our community ✊🏿 Register: https://bit.ly/RYVHealth