Building Capacity

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This event creates space for honest, healing dialogue about how trauma shapes relationships between Black men and women. Rooted in the belief that &ldquo;knowing the wound is the only way to heal it,&rdquo; the conversation explores how unspoken pain impacts connection, trust, and love&mdash;while uplifting the strength and brilliance of our community. Featuring powerful voices across law, media, comedy, modeling, and business, this panel offers truth, reflection, and a path toward collective restoration.

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This event creates space for honest, healing dialogue about how trauma shapes relationships between Black men and women. Rooted in the belief that “knowing the wound is the only way to heal it,” the conversation explores how unspoken pain impacts connection, trust, and love—while uplifting the strength and brilliance of our community. Featuring powerful voices across law, media, comedy, modeling, and business, this panel offers truth, reflection, and a path toward collective restoration.

Building Capacity

The Educated Black Man Tour: Presents He Say, She Say!

232 19th St NW #7130

General Admission

free