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Talk It Out, Walk It Out

Presented by Remembering Cherubs in partnership with The Charles H. Wright Museum, Talk It Out, Walk It Out is the official kickoff event for Black Women’s Health Month in Detroit. This annual event is held on the first Saturday in August to raise awareness and break the cycle of health disparities impacting Black women.

Emceed by WDIV Local 4 News host Tati Amare, this year’s event will be held on Saturday, August 1, 2026, and will include an opening ceremony and community conversation, followed by a symbolic awareness walk around the museum grounds.

Watch the event highlights!

Participants engage in structured wellness and educational experiences, including:

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  • Community conversation & awareness walk

  • “For Us” marketplace vendors

  • Healthy food demonstrations

  • Sound baths

  • Mini health and wellness workshops

  • On-site health screenings

  • $1,500 Target gift card giveaway 

  • Runway walk competition, and more!

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Black Women's
Health Month

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Black Women’s Health Month is a community-led initiative created by Remembering Cherubs to address health disparities impacting Black women. Throughout August, community partners host classes, workshops, webinars, and events included in the official community calendar. This coordinated effort ensures Black women can engage in activities, education, and resource connection throughout the month. 

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Mini-Workshop Experience


The Talk It Out, Walk It Out mini-workshop sessions serve as an introduction to important and often under-discussed health and wellness topics, such as fibroids & cysts, maternal mental health, estate planning, and more. Each session is structured as a small group experience, lasting 30 minutes. Guests receive a workshop card and prize ticket upon entry, with the chance to earn stamps by participating in workshops to win prizes.

See the full list of Mini-Workshop presenters and topics below.

Volunteer With Us

Are you, or someone you know, looking for a way to make a real impact? Whether you love greeting guests, helping with setup, or supporting wellness activities, there’s a spot for you on our volunteer squad! No experience needed. Just a big heart and willingness to help. Click below to learn more and sign up for one or more slots and shifts. 

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Become A "For Us" Marketplace Vendor

Vendors whose offerings center the needs, experiences, and wellness of Black women are invited to apply for the “For Us” Marketplace. 

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2026 "For Us" Marketplace Vendors

A Tall Box | Artistic Expressions Gallery | Beauty of Detroit Box | Capello Hat Salon | Clark's Special Kitchen | Conversation Pieces | Courtney's Juicy Juice | Creative Energy By Dawn | Detroit Girls Rock | First Class Accessories | GiveFitness | Head High Detroit | Healing & Motion LLC | Healing Matters Professional Counseling Services PLLC | K.I.S.S. EARRINGS | Kalee's Eternity | Minnie’s Sweets & Treats LLC | Motherhood Portraits by Tiana Lashae | Roti Baby | Saifeunique | Suite 207 Braids & Essentials | Talking Stories with Natasha | The Village a Space for Healing | Tides of Life Doula & Perinatal Bereavement Services LLC | Y Not Candles

2026 Mini-Workshop Presenters & Topics

Time of Glory Counseling Services
Reimagine Mental Health


E2 Health Institute
My Pain Is Real, I Deserve to Be Heard


Our Village
Beyond Birth: Protecting Your Health for the Future


Miss AJ Williams, LLC
Your Practice, Your Foundation: Designing a Personal Spiritual Practice That Actually Holds


MS Gets On My Nerves 
The Cost of Being Sick: Understanding Financial Toxicity and Chronic Illness in Black Women


Nature’s Ambrosia
Breathe Into Balance


Emerald & Rose Consulting
Permission to Play: Write Your Own Permission Slip


Detroit Medical Center
Our Bodies, Our Power: Vulva and Vaginal Health for Black Women


Trinity Health Medical Group
Menopause: What Are My Options?


Your Family Your Legacy
We Deserve More: A Legacy Planning Conversation That's Long Overdue


Pelvic Noire Physical Therapy & Wellness
More Than Kegels: What Every Woman Should Know About Her Pelvic Floor


The Sisters' Couch
Lets' Talk About Black Women and Self-Preservation


Love, Kin
Create Your Calm: The Essential Oil Roller Workshop


Everyday Life Consulting
Community Health Workers: Your Trusted Connection to Better Health and Community Resources


MDHHS
Healing Starts with Us: Prevention, Protection and the Power of Choice

Thank You to Our 2026 sponsors

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In-Kind Sponsors

Aya House

CompuArt Design

Detroit Medical Center

The Congregation

Tymflo

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