Thank you to our listeners for all your support and love through out season 2. Stay tuned for more on Season 3.  ..read more

There’s so much that's been happening in our world, from Kyle Rittenhouse’s verdict, to the conviction of the 3 men who murdered Ahmaud Arbery, and so much more. We have a serious gun (and violence) issue in this country and we need to talk about it. Tune in as we reflect on the Kyle Rittenhouse verdict, whiteness, privilege, and overall gun violence in the U.S.  ..read more

Content Warning: Relationship abuse, domestic violence  These past few weeks, the internet has been sharing both red and green flags that show up in intimate relationships. In honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, the Project BLACCK team defines what domestic violence is and focuses on one tenant of prevention: healthy relationships. We each share our perspective of what makes a healthy relationship and what is needed in our communities, institutions and culture in order to change the narrative.  ..read more

In this episode we’ll be talking about disability pride month, what it is, why people honor and celebrate this month and ways we can think about being disability inclusive.  We are joined by our wonderful guest Kaela Rae, and she provides us with insights and stories from her personal life. You can find Kaela on Instagram/Twitter @wheelsb4heels.  ..read more

In this episode we feature two friends and colleagues who talk about mental health in the AAPI community. From personal stories, to tips and resources, our guests Aniqa and Sukhmani leave us wanting to talk more. Here’s more info about each of them: Aniqa Mian is a public health professional and mental health advocate. She’s Pakistani, and moved to Los Angeles when she was just a year. She currently works as a project manager in Patient Experience at Boston Children's Hospital and also has a passion project, Flourish Easy. If anyone knows her, they'll know that in her free time she loves ..read more

Farah Jeune is a multimedia Artist from Boston. She uses her creativity to help her peers, elders and ancestors feel empowered, represented and loved in colorful 2D mediums. As an art activist, she creates artwork to bring awareness to taboo issues impacting communities of color such as HIV and Mental Health. Ms. Jeune also is the creator, host and producer of a monthly television variety show entitled ‘ºFarenheight TV’ which celebrates people’s greatness through interviews, LIVE performances and more. Learn more by visiting www.FarenheightTV.com ..read more

It's February which means we are in the season of LOVE! Happy Valentine's Day and Black History Month. In this episode, we touch on self-love, body positivity, and how the love of self affects our ability to love our community and impacts how we show love to those around us ..read more

We finally uploaded our genuine reactions, thoughts, and feelings about the inauguration as well Biden's promises as president.  ..read more

Get ready for another year of Project BLACCK! Tune in for more episodes about issues that impact our health and everyday life.  ..read more

In this episode, Project BLACCK reflects on challenges, opportunities, and what we're looking forward to for the next year and beyond. Thank you to all who have shown love and support during this journey. Love and light to you all. We will see you in 2021 ..read more