What is Healthy Futures?
Healthy Futures is a well-being focused platform that helps women, especially Black women, build strength, clarity, and confidence through health education, research-backed practices for living a better life, and fitness.
Paid subscribers get exclusive access to:
A Friday post focused on deeply personal dispatches from my journey experimenting with fitness and well-being routines, products, and rituals.
The Living Library (coming soon) – A beautifully curated resource hub with books, links, tools, studies, and more behind Healthy Futures.
Free subscribers will receive the core content that makes Healthy Futures what it is:
Living A Better Life Resources – Actionable tools for navigating health and wellness in real life.
Q+A style interviews with brilliant people changing the landscape of health and well-being.
A monthly, reflective essay connecting the dots between culture, health, and power.
Brain Food - Curated studies, essays, and reporting on health, well-being, and the systems that shape both.
The Price: $7/month or $70/year
This space is a figment of my imagination made real on the page. I’ve long envisioned a voicey, research-driven health and wellness platform rooted in care for Black communities and scientific, ancestral, and historical knowledge. It also had to tackle health misinformation—one of the most pressing issues of our time—with love, clarity, and understanding. Today, most of our health landscape exists online; it’s where people seek answers and form their health and wellness beliefs as they encounter a flood of misinformation. As a writer dedicated to improving the health of communities, especially Black ones, it is pertinent to navigate and challenge this landscape, offering accurate, accessible information that empowers people to live healthier lives.
My goal remains the same: to leverage my storytelling and media skills to promote healthier, more equitable communities. Healthy Futures will demonstrate how past innovations—alongside ancestral and community-based practices—can shape a more just and informed future. It will address health trends, habits, public policies, and digital discourse influencing our collective well-being.
