Reclaiming Wellness Campaign at Howard University

In its third year, the Reclaiming Wellness campaign, featuring wellness brand Honey Pot and sponsored by Target, took center stage at Howard University in Washington, DC, during Black History Month. This event wasn’t merely a gathering; it was a powerhouse of community revival.

Empowering Black Health

Founded by Beatrice Dixon in 2014, Honey Pot has emerged as a beacon, offering innovative products and spearheading educational initiatives that redefine Black health. Reclaiming wellness is about fostering an internal connection—nurturing mind, body, and soul through transformative self-care.

Master Class and Entrepreneurial Insights

The event started with an intimate master class featuring Beatrice Dixon and Melissa Butler, sharing their transformative journeys as Black women entrepreneurs. They emphasized the importance of resilience and gratitude in the face of challenges.

Wellness Activities and Immersive Experiences

Howard students engaged in wellness groups and explored the Honey Pot’s “six dimensions of wellness” through immersive micro-activations, including breathwork sessions, a sound bath experience, and outdoor activities. The event aimed to cultivate mindfulness and balance.

Community Dialogue and Communal Care

The day culminated in a powerful conversation led by Beatrice Dixon, focusing on the symbiotic relationship between personal wellness and community service. Panelists emphasized the importance of self-care in fostering collective progress.

Conclusion: Nurturing Ourselves for Collective Change

The event underscored the importance of self-care in individual well-being and community progress. By prioritizing wellness, we become better equipped to drive positive change within our communities.