A Juneteenth Talk is an in-person event that aims to educate attendees about the significant health disparates among the Black community. 

The Coalition for Black Health and Wellness (CBHW) hosted Tea for the Soul: An African American Tea Party to uplift and encourage Black women in the Harambee Spirit. 

Tea for the Soul was created to help Black women identify their untapped gifts and positive attributes. In addition to assisting them to overcome any mental health challenges they might be experiencing, Tea for the Soul will allow women to unwind and express themselves in a safe space. Tea for the Soul is designed to help those attending step back from their busy lives and slow down as they learn new ways to cope with stress. 

In honor of Black History Month, the Riverside County Youth Council and Empower You Edutainment presents the play The Other Side. 

Young Gifted and Black  is a theatrical performance that includes singing, dancing, spoken word, and storytelling about Black History.

In celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s Birthday, Empower You Edutainment, Inland Southern Civil Rights Institute, African American Historical Society, NAACP Youth Council Riverside County Branch are honoring those who came before them through a theatrical performance called Young Gifted and Black featuring young talented youth from the Inland Empire. Young Gifted and Black present a theatrical performance that includes signing, dancing, spoken word, and storytelling about Black History. 

The Kwanzaa Family Healing and Wellness Retreat is an experiential journey designed to nurture, restore, and empower families. 

Empower You Edutainment Presents Clean Air Day! The Community came out to support our youth by view their shirt films, spoken words, and songs about air pollution! 

Empower You Edutainment collaborated with the Center for Social Justice and Civil Liberties to present Faded Lipstick: A Theatrical Trilogy. 

Empower You Edutainment presents It's Like A Jungle Sometimes. An event discussing how systematic racism affects Black men and their hope, motivation, resilience and mental health. 

We are looking for actors, dancers, singers, narrators elementary to high school students to participate. For further information, call Sharron Lewis at (213) 359-8639.

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Sign-ups for Lift Every Voice showcase going on now!

Several Riverside-based cultural organizations are partnering to offer a dramatic history auto tour of key civil rights sites on Saturday, April 9. Participating organizations include the Museum of Riverside, the Spanish Town Heritage Foundation, the Center for Social Justice and Civil Liberties, Empower You Edutainment, and Inlandia Institute. - Robyn G. Peterson, Museum Director

Tour of Civil Rights Sites Highlights Riverside’s Extraordinary Histories