7/11/2024

The Konfession Korner presents Kreative Keynotes, an inspiring series designed for Black artists, creatives and community to network, mingle, and engage in meaningful dialogue. The highlight of the evening was a panel discussion featuring distinguished Black artists and creatives. These panelists shared their journeys, exploring their artistic identities and the impact of their heritage on their work. They also emphasized the importance of mental wellness, offering strategies for maintaining mental health while pursuing creative passions.

featured panelist: Roe Vision, G. Pack, VILLAGER, Wale Alli

9/19/2024

This round of panelist featured creatives specializing in photography, videography, cinematography, and related mediums. Through insightful and cognitive discussions , these profound panelists shared their journeys, challenges, and strategies for maintaining mental health and self-care with the navigation of their artistry. They also disclosed their unique stories, offering insights into their artistic evolution and how their experiences have shaped and enriched their creative expressions.

featured panelist: Taylor P., Wayne Jones, Niajea R., The Bold Productions

3/20/2025

In honor of Women’s Month, The Konfession Korner proudly presents a special edition of Kreative Keynotes: I’m Every Woman, a powerful live panel conversation dedicated to amplifying the voices of Black women artists/creatives. This dynamic panel featured renowned Black women in the musical arts, including vocalists, instrumentalists, producers and composers, who have made an impact through their artistry.

featured panelist: Akilah Divine, Black Assets, Ikea Damone

5/29/2025

In honor of Mental Health Awareness Month, The Konfession Korner presents a powerful and transformative edition of Kreative Keynotes—a live panel experience spotlighting Black mental health professionals who are redefining what healing looks like in our communities. This dynamic conversation explored the vital importance of Black mental wellness and the impact of investing in our collective and individual healing. We also dived deep into the intersection of mental wellness and creativity—examining how the emotional lives of Black creatives are shaped by their art, their environments, and the need to sustain themselves while navigating systems that often overlook their humanity. Through culturally grounded approaches to healing and powerful storytelling, our panelists will shared lived experiences and professional insight that affirmed the beauty, struggle, and healing surrounding Black mental health and wellness.

featured panelist: Candace Washington, LCSW-C, Nicholas K. Young, M.DIV., LMSW, Candra Jackson, LCPC