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Food Sovereignty Matters! Audra speaks from the Garden: Audra E. Chisom, a gardener of 20 plus years, & a member of Tabitha’s Daughters for 11 years teaches gardening & food sovereignty. Here are her words for those of us who understand we must take creative control of our own food sources: “We were made forContinue reading “Tabitha goes to THE GARDEN! – Tabitha on the Run w/Audra E. Chisom – Expert Gardener”

Our Summer Series Book Club – “Black Liturgies – Prayers, Poems & Meditations for Staying Human.” – Cole Arthur Riley. June 2026 – September 2026 “Grant us habits of sacred pause. Let us marvel not just at the grand or majestic, but beauty’s name etched into every ordinary moment. Let the mundane swell with aContinue reading “Brain-Storming the Tabitha Way – COMING ATTRACTIONS – SUMMER 2026:”

In Conversation with the book, “The Giving Tree” – How women who seek Self-Empowerment through Self-Care, Self-Awareness, & Self-Compassion can heal ourselves from childhood trauma & stress to grow graciously into our healed selves! How we heal ourselves to heal our community “Self-Compassion, Self-Kindness, Self-Care, Self-Awareness, Self-Expression, Self-Empowerment & SELF-LOVE”

Charlotte, North Carolina – May, Friday 2 to May, Sunday May 4 THEME: FINDING OUR AUTHENTICITY in Inauthentic Times J.R. McKinley – Of J R Therapy. – 15 Minute Massages – Self- Care Tabitha’s Daughters – “Sinners” (Movie & Discussion) – Sunday, May 4th The movie, “Sinners” is a cultural phenomenon. Tabitha’s Daughters explored theContinue reading “Finding Authenticity in Modern Times: A Cultural Discussion”

To close the year 2024, Tabitha’s Daughters joined together in a holiday Tea Party (12/7/2024) for a collective purpose. Acknowledging the new year, 2025, would be even more challenging for Black women navigating the increasingly rocky waters of social injustice and its varying effects (i.e., the eliminations of DEI government protections & more), Tabitha’s DaughtersContinue reading “Living Well in 2025: HEALTH CARE Strategies for Black Women”