The Healthy Heritage Movement, Inc

Happy Juneteeth!

That's a wrap! Yesterday's second event, Laughing for the Health of It comedy show & mental health resource fair was truly an event to remember! It was a packed out house! We laughed until we cried and we learned, "It's ok not to be ok". We came together, and we truly want to say THANK YOU! Thank you to our sponsors, elected officials, volunteers, team, exhibitors, comedians, and all of our community members who purchased tickets in support of this event.

Stay tuned for pictures but for now, thank you.

We look forward to seeing you at the next event!

Sponsors: California Reducing Disparities Project (CRDP)
California Department of Public Health
Riverside University Health System Behavioral Health - African American Family Wellness Advisory Group (AAFWAG)
MarSell Wellness Center - Martinez Sellers, MFT

This event is made possible through the California Reducing Disparities Project, California Department of Public Health, and Office of Health Equity 

Special Announcement! bit.ly/HHImprovR23

We are so excited to announce our guest keynote who is Inspirational Speaker & Mental Health Advocate Martinez Sellers.

Martinez Sellers, MFT the co- founder and CEO of MarSell Consulting and MHS I'd dedicated to decreasing the negative stigma about mental health services in communities of color. His first step toward awareness and education has been through his own Mental Health Matters with Marty Facebook LIVE show that began in May 2016.

The platform for Mental Health Matters with Marty is that, "No one should suffer in silence in the shadow of shame" but rather, everyone must "Speak Up, Speak Out, and LIVE"!

Come prepared to laugh, learn, and take action. Get your tickets today!

Click here or the link in the bio to Get your tickets today! This event will sell out fast, so don't wait! bit.ly/HHImprovR23



This event is made possible through the California Reducing Disparities Project, California Department of Public Health, and Office of Health Equity

Happy Mother's Day to all the mothers out there. Treat your mother to a good laugh by getting her ticket today.

Only One Week Left! There's a few tickets left, so move swiftly to secure your tickets.

Click here or the link in the bio to Get your tickets today! bit.ly/HHImprovR23



This event is made possible through the California Reducing Disparities Project, California Department of Public Health, and Office of Health Equity

Did You Know?

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Did you know Mental Health is a critical issue in the African American Community? This event will give you access to key information to address the mental health and wellness resources available to you.

You'll also have the chance to laugh until you cry! Don't miss out. Get your tickets today.
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This year's event will include hilarious comedians and feature an incredible smooth Jazz experience.

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This event is made possible through the California Reducing Disparities Project, California Department of Public Health, and Office of Health Equity

There's less than a month left - secure your tickets today!

Click here or the link in the bio to Get your tickets today! This event will sell out fast, so don't wait!
bit.ly/HHImprovR23

Mental Health Matters with Marty Riverside University Health System - Behavioral Health

This program was made possible by the
California Reducing Disparities Project, California Department of Public Health, and Office of Health Equity.

We are so excited to announce this year's line-up of comedians! Prepare to laugh until your side hurts with the following all-star line up:

Fritz Coleman, legendary and retired NBC weathercaster for 39 years, and hilarious comedian who has made numerous appearances on the "Tonight Show" and "The Ellen DeGeneres Show."

Donna Maine, the host of the show, is an LA-based comedian whose comedic sets revolve around relatable topics on middle-aged dating and the comical ironies of parenthood.

Sean Grant is a rising star in the comedy scene and was recognized as the Funniest College Kid in America by Jimmy Kimmel Live!

Richard Weiss, a long-time recovered addict, has toured the country performing at major comedy venues along with doing “recovery comedy” at 12-step conventions nationwide.

Click here or the link in the bio to Get your tickets today! This event will sell out fast, so don't wait!
bit.ly/HHImprovR23

Health Matters with Marty Riverside University Health System - Behavioral Health

This program was made possible by the
California Reducing Disparities Project, California Department of Public Health, and Office of Health Equity.

Join us as we celebrate Mental Health Awareness Month in May with the return of our "Laughing For The Health Of It " Mental Health Resource Fair.

This year's event will include hilarious comedians and feature an incredible smooth Jazz experience.

Click here or the link in the bio to Get your tickets today! This event will sell out fast, so don't wait! bit.ly/HHImprovR23

Mental Health Matters with Marty Riverside University Health System - Behavioral Health African American Family Wellness Advisory Group (AAFWAG) California Reducing Disparities Project



This event is made possible through the California Reducing Disparities Project

The Power of the Purse Project

Please join NCNW in collecting old purses filled with essential items for women to distribute May 13, 2023

Mediterranean diet linked with reduced risk of developing dementia | CNN There's no cure or proven way to prevent dementia, which affects 55 million people around the world, but a number of studies have said that following a Mediterranean diet may reduce the risk of developing the condition.

As we close out March Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, tune into our dear friend Dr. Cliff Eke as he breaks down the importance of early screening for Colorectal Cancer. Most types of colorectal cancer are asymptomatic, or no signs.... this is why early screening is so essential. "The best screening test is the one that you get done". 

Colorectal Cancer is prevtable

Screening saves lives

Start screening at age 45 for average risk people

Click, Listen, Share! 

https://youtu.be/fePywCLmS98

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During week 5, we're focusing on preparing meals at home, which can be good for you and the environment. 🌎 What are some of your favorite meals to make with your family and friends? 🥘

Get more ideas for continuing the celebration this last week with your clients, patients, family and friends at sm.eatright.org/NNM! (link in bio)

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A Mental Health Resource Fair

Sunday, May 21, 2023
4 pm to 8 pm PDT
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Healthy Heritage celebrates the community by presenting its 2nd  Mental Health Resource Fair in honor of Mental Health Awareness Month.  Last year's event was so successful we are doing it again.

Save the Date and join us as we work together to REMOVE the STIGMA on Mental Health.  It's Ok not to feel Ok!

We invite you to come and laugh with our featured comedians, enjoy Clean Comedy, gather valuable Mental Health Resources, enjoy Smooth Jazz, Good Food & Beverages, and Network with the Community.

Click here or click the link in our bio:
bit.ly/HHImprov23

Ever wonder why you are always dealing with stress? Want to learn how to feel better and live better? Come find out! Join Shor Denny CEO of Community Now March 14th at 7pm! 

Topic: SCA NCNW Health Comm - GHWS- Mental Health
Time: Mar 14, 2023 07:00 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)

Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81140308656?pwd=RnlMZ1M1VHNMWC80dmEybDBtODlEQT09

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Join in now for the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network’s Black Volunteer Caucus Fireside Chat “Prostate Cancer’s Burden in the Black Community: Saving Ourselves through Patient-Centered Solutions”  Please enter the email address you used to register to join the Fireside Chat at the following URL: https://acscan.windrosemedia.com/   Join us to discuss the unequal burden of prostate cancer in the Black community as Black men in the US have among the highest documented prostate cancer rate in the world, and their cancer deaths are one of the greatest mortality disparities in oncology. The Fireside Chat speakers will discuss how patient-center solutions including prevention, screening, education, improving metabolic health, and centering the voices of the Black community in public policies can increase prostate cancer outcomes for Black men.

https://www.windrosemedia.com/livewebcast/version9/WebcastPortal/webcast.php?webcast_id=289&rpath=/acscan

Mark Your Calendars for “AfroNoon in White Park”

Sun, June 12, 2022 12:00 PM – 7:00 PM PDT

White Park
3901 Magnolia Ave
Riverside, CA 92501

About the Museum: The Charles A. Bibbs African American Museum and Cultural Center has been in the making since 2020. Our MISSION is to Cultivate, Collect, and Showcase the EXPRESSIONS of African American Arts & Culture. The Bibbs AfroNoon in the Park will be a true Black arts festival with local talent from all artistic aspects. Come to the Artists Village where you can just look or buy exceptional pieces of African American art. The Bibbs Stage will showcase local talent from across the Inland Empire as well as some very special performances. Are you ready for The Bibbs Museum? Well, we have something spectacular in store for you. Of course, the works of Charles Bibbs will be on display but so will other world class Black artists from near and far. There will also be FOOD of all kinds because that's what we do. Last, but not least, there will be vendors of all kinds, representing the breadth of Black expression from fashion to jewelry to books and so much more.
Bring your own chairs and / or blankets and enjoy the day!!!
General Admission: FREE
VIP Seats in front of the Stage - $45 on Eventbrite OR $50 at the gate, if still available.

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/afronoon-in-white-park-tickets-291566582497?aff=eand

Mark Your Calendars for “AfroNoon in White Park”

Sun, June 12, 2022 12:00 PM – 7:00 PM PDT

White Park
3901 Magnolia Ave
Riverside, CA 92501

About the Museum: The Charles A. Bibbs African American Museum and Cultural Center has been in the making since 2020. Our MISSION is to Cultivate, Collect, and Showcase the EXPRESSIONS of African American Arts & Culture. The Bibbs AfroNoon in the Park will be a true Black arts festival with local talent from all artistic aspects. Come to the Artists Village where you can just look or buy exceptional pieces of African American art. The Bibbs Stage will showcase local talent from across the Inland Empire as well as some very special performances. Are you ready for The Bibbs Museum? Well, we have something spectacular in store for you. Of course, the works of Charles Bibbs will be on display but so will other world class Black artists from near and far. There will also be FOOD of all kinds because that's what we do. Last, but not least, there will be vendors of all kinds, representing the breadth of Black expression from fashion to jewelry to books and so much more.
Bring your own chairs and / or blankets and enjoy the day!!!
General Admission: FREE
VIP Seats in front of the Stage - $45 on Eventbrite OR $50 at the gate, if still available.

AfroNoon in White Park Come LAUNCH the NEW Charles A. Bibbs African American Museum and Cultural Center at the 1st AfroNoon in White Park! FREE!

We want to extend a special THANK YOU to all of our Sponsors, Exhibitors, staff, volunteers, and ALL of you from the community who came out last night!

It was a packed house and everyone truly "Laughed for the Health of It"!

If you missed it, stay tuned for next year's event. You don't want to miss!

We want to extend a special THANK YOU to all of our Sponsors:
Broken Crayons Still Color Project, California Reducing Disparities Project,
California Department of Public Health,
Community Mental Health Equity Project
Riverside University Health System Behavioral Health, AAFWAG - African American Family Wellness Advisory Group

It was a packed house and everyone truly "Laughed for the Health of It"!

If you missed it, stay tuned for next year's event. You don't want to miss!