She Speaks Wellness: Breaking Glass Ceilings

Written by Minister Sonya Hosey I have always admired black-led nonprofit visionaries, women entrepreneurs, and political leaders of faith. These leaders started with a passion in their hearts and life experiences to make a change beyond their communities. These are women on the front line who are not afraid to break glass ceilings. Women such as Shirley Chisholm, in 1969, became the first Black woman … Continue reading She Speaks Wellness: Breaking Glass Ceilings

Ujima Magazine: 15 Years of Empowering the Austin Community

by Jacqueline Johnson In a world where the power of community and unity often goes unnoticed, Ujima Magazine hasbeen a shining beacon for the past 15 years, casting a vibrant spotlight on the rich tapestry ofAustin’s diverse cultures and voices. Since its inception, Ujima Magazine has been more thanjust a publication; it has been a celebration of community, culture, and collaboration.Ujima Magazine was born out … Continue reading Ujima Magazine: 15 Years of Empowering the Austin Community

Natural Food for Nature’s People 

We live in a current time where 1 in 4 people have a chronic health condition such as diabetes, high blood pressure, obesity, and mental health conditions. How did we get here? Just a few generations ago, people were healthier and living longer lives.  Well, life has certainly gotten more convenient; from the use microwaves, driving everywhere to get around, to fast food on every … Continue reading Natural Food for Nature’s People 

Ujma Magazine: Our Story is Your Story: 15 Years of Resilience, Unity, and Progress.

Our Roots: Ujima Magazine is an idea that comes out of quitting my job and wanting to be a writer. I wanted to tell stories about our Black Community and record our history. I had the opportunity to work with the late Akwasi Evans, of NOKOA Newspaper, and I knew I had a place to share stories of our community as well.  Ujima Magazine was … Continue reading Ujma Magazine: Our Story is Your Story: 15 Years of Resilience, Unity, and Progress.