Nzingah Oniwosan

Haitian-American holistic health consultant, 500-hr yoga teacher, plant-based chef, model, and award-winning artist. Founder of Yes Baby I Like It Raw, Nzingah fuses food, art, and ancestral wisdom to help others heal naturally—drawing from her own recovery from autoimmune illness. A speaker, educator, and co-founder of Impact Hub Port-au-Prince, she teaches through Sankofa’s Child and partners globally to uplift women, wellness, and culture.

Kenji Summers

Kenji Summers guides mindfulness at the intersection of high-performance environments and inner peace. Through practical, inclusive meditation techniques, he supports professionals in cultivating balance, clarity, and integrity in everyday life—without spiritual dogma or ideology.

Satya + Sage

Founded by Son-ja Haile, Satya + Sage creates hand-poured, plant-based candles for mindful rituals and self-care. Made with coconut and vegetable wax, free of phthalates and dyes, and packaged sustainably, each candle nurtures wellness while honoring the planet.

Cloth Cuties

Cloth diapering advocate dedicated to simplifying the diapering experience for families in the Houston area through delivery services, educational content, and supportive merchandise.

Tiana Brawley

Tiana offers soul-centered coaching rooted in ancestral wisdom, energy alignment, and radical self-love. Through SoulFree Wellness, she guides Black and brown women toward freedom, clarity, and joy by reconnecting them to their inner knowing and cultural roots.

Boutique Africaine

An international marketplace based in Canada showcasing handcrafted African fashion, accessories, textiles, and home décor from diasporic designers—rooted in cultural crafts and ethical sourcing.

Beads Byaree

Beads Byaree is an artisanal jewelry label founded by Areeayl Goodwin, creating bold, handcrafted wearable art with intricate beadwork and wirework. Each piece reflects cultural storytelling and eco-conscious craftsmanship that honors Black heritage.

Seed Mail Seed Co.

Sells a wide variety of heirloom, non-GMO seeds for vegetables, herbs, and flowers, suitable for small space and urban gardeners. Also offers unique tea blends, gardening accessories, and educational resources to support home gardeners.

Amarachi Nwosu

Photographer, filmmaker, and founder of Melanin Unscripted, Amarachi tells stories of diasporic identity and cultural belonging through intimate portraiture and documentary work.

Whitney Peoples

Raw vegan lifestyle creator and author inspiring holistic nourishment through vibrancy and simplicity. She offers recipe bundles, YouTube content, and plant-based resources—sharing her journey toward healing and vitality.

Equine Advocates

Focused on phasing out horse-drawn carriages globally, Equine Advocates leverages research-based advocacy and policy efforts. They champion humane alternatives—such as electric carriages—and collaborate with cities worldwide to improve or end oppressive carriage industries.

GroundCycle

GroundCycle is making composting second nature in NYC. From brownstones to busy cafés, they offer door-to-door pickups across Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Ridgewood, turning food scraps into farm-fresh veggies and cleaner communities. Whether you’re a home, business, or event planner, GroundCycle makes it simple to go green and keep waste out of landfills.

Ri Turner

A digital space emphasizing consciousness, health, and wellness through creativity, identifies as plant-based alongside her husband, who occasionally joins in, showcasing their inspiring journey as a plant-based black couple.

Gillian Berry

Raw vegan wellness advocate who overcame health challenges through a 100% raw foods diet. She shares resources, eBooks, and courses to help others embrace natural healing and vibrant living.

Elenora “Rukiya” Brown

New Orleans–based textile and mixed-media artist specializing in handmade quilts, clay dolls, and Mardi Gras Indian performance suits. Her art—rooted in African and Choctaw ancestry—explores cultural memory, healing, and resistance through richly layered fabric works.

Liberation Farms

Run by and for the Somali Bantu community in Maine, Liberation Farms is a food sovereignty project that reclaims farmland for immigrant families. It offers space to grow culturally meaningful foods, build skills, and heal from displacement through connection to the land.

Afrovivalist

Sharon Ross, known as Afrovivalist, is a Black wilderness survivalist and preparedness educator dedicated to empowering communities through self-reliance. Raised on a Southern Oregon homestead by a U.S. Marine father, she teaches bushcraft, shelter building, archery, and disaster readiness with a focus on resilience and connection to the natural world.

Holistic Life Foundation

Atman Smith co-founded the Holistic Life Foundation in Baltimore to bring movement, meditation, and mindfulness to kids and communities who need it most. From schools to prisons, his work helps people heal and build tools for everyday peace. He’s also a speaker and co-author of Let Your Light Shine.

Black Girl Burnout & Wellness Podcast

Hosted by Kelley Bonner, this show provides healing practices to help Black women move from chronic stress into joy and abundance through daily tools, guest stories, and actionable self-care insights.

Black's Tropical Homestead

Run by Bobby and Sherrie Black in Georgia, Black's Tropical Homestead showcases their sub-tropical homestead where they grow a variety of fruits, vegetables, and raise animals. Their mission is to inspire others to reconnect with nature, live healthier, and enjoy eco-friendly practices through online content.