IMANI WATERS
Imani Waters is a rising senior at Howard University, majoring in Media, Journalism, and Film, with a concentration in TV & Film and a minor in African Studies. Imani is inspired by Black filmmakers and is committed to bringing a range of Black experiences to cinema. She works to tell underrepresented stories and aims to inspire others to do the same.
Fair Park Resource Plaza Celebrates Interior and Exterior Upgrades
“Most people know us as ICDC. This building has been here since 2008. This is our campus. We built all three of these buildings where there once were either vacant or dilapidated properties. And this building has been a community asset ever since then,” said Billy Lane, the executive director of ICDC.
More Than a Luxury: 5 Ways to Access Mental Health Care Affordably
We always hear “do the work,” but how do we access that work when it’s hidden behind high costs, long waitlists, or providers who don’t understand our stories? Healing doesn’t have to come with a hefty price tag. We deserve peace, clarity, and support — and it is possible to find that without going broke. The key is knowing where to look and how to advocate for your well-being on a budget.
When the Mind Hurts, the Body Knows: The Vital Link Between Mental and Physical Wellness
In the Black community, there has long been a disconnect when it comes to prioritizing health, particularly because we haven’t always had the luxury of doing so. The mindset of “I’ll be okay” is what has kept many going, but it can also lead to neglecting our body’s needs.
THE CHEVROLET TRAX
The official DTU road trip ride
