
150 Women. One curated, culturally-rooted experience.
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Chicago • October 9-10, 2026
This Space is For You If...
You're a Black woman who has done the work—and you know there's more.
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You've built, survived, achieved, held it together...
but you're ready for deeper clarity, real restoration, and a different level of stability.
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You don't need to be convinced you deserve healing.
You're looking for a space that actually meets you there.
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A space where:
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you don't have to explain yourself
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you don't have to shrink or overperform
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you can be fully held, challenged, and restored
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This is not a beginning.
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It's a next level.
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CABWC 2026 is a curated national experience for Black women who are ready to:
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reconnect with themselves
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deepen emotional, physical, and mental stability
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access culturally-rooted practices that actually work
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leave with clarity they can implement immediately
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enjoy this experience with Black women all over the country
You will not leave the same.
The Healers
See these leaders live. Register before our first block of 30 tickets sells out.

The Experience
This is not a conference you sit through.
It’s a space you move through.
A space intentionally designed for Black women to reconnect, release, and realign—without pressure, performance, or explanation.
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Inside the experience, you can expect:
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Grounded, guided sessions
Led by healers who understand both lived experience and real-world application
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Culturally-rooted practices
That speak to your body, your mind, and your spirit—without disconnect
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Moments of stillness and clarity
Where you can actually hear yourself again
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Collective energy without overwhelm
A room that holds you without draining you
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Practical tools you can use immediately
Not just inspiration—but real, usable shifts
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A different kind of connection
With women who are also choosing more—for themselves and their lives
In Collaboration With
This experience is supported by organizations and practitioners aligned with our standards of care and cultural integrity.













