Dementia Care + The Antwone Q. Fisher
Soul Thursdays is hosting two live Zoom conversations in April. On April 9, Dr. Kalisha Bonds Johnson, a nurse scientist at Emory’s Integrated Memory Care Clinic, will discuss dementia caregiving, early warning signs, and cultural challenges faced by Black families. The following week, on April 16, New York Times bestselling author Antwone Q. Fisher will share his journey from foster care to literary success, focusing on resilience and personal narrative. Both sessions feature video, speaker dialogue, and an open community Q&A.
Vitality & Longevity: Why Young Men Must Protect Their Future
Manhood Academy is hosting a live session on vitality and longevity aimed at men aged 18‑28, featuring board‑certified physician Dr. Berry Pierre. The program frames health as a core leadership skill, arguing that habits formed before age 30 shape energy,...