Too many Black men are carrying things they’ve never had space to talk about. Let’s Talk About It was created to give Black men that space in a safe and supportive environment.

From a young age, many Black men are taught to be strong, push through, and keep their emotions to themselves. Over time, that silence can lead to stress, disconnection, and isolation.

Dear Black Man, You Good? creates spaces where ALL Black men can show up fully and speak honestly about their lives.

Let’s Talk About It is our inclusive 10-week men’s group designed to provide a consistent, supportive space for all Black men to explore identity, relationships, emotional well being, and personal growth. Each week, 10 Black men with diverse backgrounds gather virtually to build trust, reflect on their personal experiences, unpack various aspects of masculinity, and support one another through real and honest conversations.

This is more than a group. It is a space where men begin to unlearn harmful expectations, reconnect with themselves, and build meaningful relationships with others who truly understand their journey. Many participants coming away from this experience often say, “I didn’t realize how much I needed this space until I was in it.”

We are raising $5,000 to support the 10th cohort and ensure that cost is not a barrier for Black men who need this space.

Here’s how your support creates impact:

$50 supports one week for one participant
$100 supports two weeks
$250 supports five weeks
$500 sponsors one participant for the full 10-week experience

Your contribution directly supports facilitation, materials, and access for participants.

Together, we can create a space where Black men feel seen, heard, and supported. A space where Black men no longer have to navigate life alone.

Help us reach $5,000 and make this life-changing space accessible to the next group of Black men!

Support "Let's Talk About It": A 10-week Group for Black Men

We're raising $5k to cover the cost of our 10 participants, and we need your help

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