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Renée Wilson’s Award-Winning Short Film ‘Ode to Joy’ Is Deeply Healing And Radiates With Feminine Energy

“I am a woman. A vessel. The great mother pours life into me, and I am here to do her will. Reborn, alive, here. I am a lover, an artist, a sister, a friend. She holds my hand through it all as I revel in her light. She washes me

10 Books To Help Children Learn About And Celebrate The Joy Of Kwanzaa

Taking its name from the Swahili phrase “matunda ya kwanza” which translates to “fresh fruits,” Kwanzaa was created in 1966 by Maulana Ron Karenga. The holiday is a celebration of African culture, our shared past and values, and the everlasting joys of family and community.  The seven principles of Kwanzaa

Memoirs And Non-Fiction Reads By Black Women For Leaders, Healers, And Creatives

In the following JARO reading list, these non-fiction works penned by inspirational Black women make wonderful presents for the wisdom-seekers, artists, and entrepreneurs in one’s life.

TRAILER: Octavia E. Butler’s Time-Travel Classic ‘Kindred’ Adaptation To Premiere On Hulu

This article may contain affiliate links. Pulitzer-Prize finalist Branden Jacob-Jenkins’ long-awaited adaptation of Octavia E. Butler’s 1979 Hugo Award-winning sci-fi novel Kindred is finally set to premiere on Hulu December 13th as an eight episode series. The series will follow Dana James, a young Black aspiring writer who has left

The 12th Hour Podcast: Martingly Nelson On Leadership, Healing, And The Importance of Vulnerability

The 12th Hour podcast generates a safe space for testimony and vulnerability as four friends courageously dive beneath the surface to discuss various topics that speak on the power of healing, spirituality, and the significance of understanding in today’s world.

‘Silver & Gold’ Wins Big At Cult Critic Movie Awards

‘Silver & Gold’ continues to dominate its way through the film festival circuit. The Jaro Media original series has been named an official selection to nine different festivals, garnering 18 nominations, with 6 wins. Now the series can add three more victories to its total as it’s been announced that ‘Silver

Writer and Director Tailiah Breon On Her Award-Winning Short Film ‘Grief,’ And Her Transformative Journey Of Healing Through Art

Through a series of heart-wrenching stories that are infused with raw emotion, Breon explores grieving in all of its complexity.

Affordable Black Art Prints For The Boho, Free-Spirited Black Girl

Art has the ability to transform a space in magical ways, adding a layer of rich creative expression to previously barren walls. The artwork we gravitate toward can reveal key insights about our own personalities––as the universal saying goes, a picture is worth a thousand words. And fortunately, the following

“I Am Ruby Bridges”: Behind The New Children’s Book By Civil Rights Icon Ruby Bridges

Activist and civil rights icon Ruby Bridges made history in 1960 when she became the first Black student to attend an all-white school. Her new children’s book I Am Ruby Bridges shares the impactful story through the perspective of her six-year-old self.

Oniros Film Awards Names ‘Silver & Gold’ Best Web Series

As awards season continues, Alonge Hawes and Jaro Media have continued reason to celebrate, as the series has picked up two major prizes at the Oniros Film Awards. Out of four nominations, the acclaimed heist series “Silver & Gold” was awarded Best Web Series and creator Alonge Hawes was awarded Best

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