The ARIAH Foundation

The ARIAH Foundation The ARIAH Foundation was created in 2019 in response to the loss of Shamony Makeba Gibson who passed away due to complications associated with giving birth.

ARIAH utilizes art & healing as conduits for the prevention of reproductive trauma, loss & death

ALL ABOARD 🚆✨We are officially in motion.JOIN US this Wednesday, April 1, 2026 at 5pm EST, as Speak, Move, Change presen...
03/31/2026

ALL ABOARD 🚆✨

We are officially in motion.
JOIN US this Wednesday, April 1, 2026 at 5pm EST, as Speak, Move, Change presents our IG Live series leading up to “The Reproductive Freedom Train: The Afrofuturistic Journey to Liberation Continues.”
This week, we are honored to travel with four powerful “Freedom Riders” who are doing transformative work across the country:
🔸 Tamara Robertson (California)
🔸 Theresa Fortune (California)
🔸 Rebeca Segraves (Colorado)
🔸 Shaunte “Tay” Langley (Virginia) #
These visionaries will take us into their regions, their work, and their lived commitment to reproductive freedom and justice.

đź—“ Wednesday, April 1, 2026
đź•” 5 PM EST
đź“Ť IG Live .move.change
Moderated by: (New York)

This is more than a conversation.
This is a journey across states, stories, and sacred work.Each stop brings us closer to liberation.Come witness. Come engage. Come be in movement with us.

🚆 And as always… the question remains:
Where should the train go next?

ARIAH & Speak Move Change presents: Women’s History Month Artivist Women’s History Month is not just about looking back—...
03/29/2026

ARIAH & Speak Move Change presents: Women’s History Month Artivist

Women’s History Month is not just about looking back—it’s about recognizing the women who have shaped culture, challenged systems, and used their voices to create lasting change. It’s about honoring those who turned pain into power, identity into art, and truth into something the world could no longer ignore.

From Frida Kahlo, whose work embodied radical honesty and self-definition, to present-day artivists like Jessica Kennedy Vickers, Autumn Breon, Sonia Sanchez, and Angelina Spicer—we witness a lineage of women who refuse silence.

These women don’t just create—they disrupt, and transform the spaces they step into.

Through painting, poetry, performance, storytelling, and advocacy, their work becomes more than art—it becomes a call to action. A demand to be seen.

Today we stand at the intersection artivism—where creativity becomes a tool for liberation, healing, and policy change. Because for us, this work is not symbolic—it’s necessary. Especially as we continue to fight for the lives, dignity, and care of Black and Brown mothers, birthing people, and families.

Artivism reminds us that change doesn’t only happen in legislation—it happens in culture. In conversation. In the stories we choose to tell and the ones we refuse to let be forgotten.

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Peace & Blessings
❤️🖤💚

03/25/2026

Peace & Blessings Family! We invite you to invest in our ongoing commitment to saving the lives of Black and Brown mothers, birthing people, and babies. At Speak, Move, Change, we believe Money is Energy—and when we choose to give, that energy creates real, tangible change.

Your financial support allows us to:
• Advocate for Black and Brown women, birthing people, babies, and families
• Sustain life-saving activism and critical policy work
• Host our annual gatherings and activations in April & May 2026
• Uplift postpartum wellness with the truth that Postpartum Is Forever
• Move our message from conversation to action

The movement exists because community shows up—with time, resources, love, and heart. Every contribution fuels our ability to expand the work, deepen our impact, and fight for a future where Black and Brown mothers and babies are safe, supported, and thriving.

If this movement has moved you, taught you, or inspired you, we invite you to give TODAY.

đź”— Link in Bio to Give: bit.ly/40forfreedom
Thank you for being part of the movement.
Peace 💚♥️🖤🙏🏾

03/06/2026

Florence Griffith Joyner — known to the world as Flo-Jo — redefined what greatness looked like.
Olympic champion.
Record breaker.
Cultural icon.

She was powerful, graceful, and unapologetically herself.

But like many Black women in the public eye, her excellence was constantly questioned. Her strength was treated with suspicion. Her body was scrutinized in ways the world rarely subjects others to.

Even in death, speculation overshadowed her humanity.

Flo-Jo passed away at just 38 years old, reminding us that behind every record, every medal, every headline — there was a woman navigating immense pressure, expectation, and public judgment.

Remember her name.
Remember her legacy.
And remember the grace, power, and resilience Black women continue to embody every day.

ARE YOU EXPERIENCING the impact of reproductive trauma, loss and/or bereavement? The “Remembering You, Remembering Us” V...
02/14/2026

ARE YOU EXPERIENCING the impact of reproductive trauma, loss and/or bereavement?

The “Remembering You, Remembering Us” VIRTUAL support group is a FREE healing space for individuals who have lived experiences associated with fertility challenges, pregnancy loss, infant and maternal morbidity/mortality and/or pregnancy related and/or postpartum complications.

Therapist, healer and reproductive activist, Shawnee Benton Gibson,leads experiential sessions to help aid participants process their experiences in a confidential space.

TO REGISTER CLICK THIS LINK IN OUR BIO:
http://bit.ly/RYRU26

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02/13/2026

Peace & Blessings Family! We invite you to invest in our ongoing commitment to saving the lives of Black and Brown mothers, birthing people, and babies. At Speak, Move, Change, we believe Money is Energy—and when we choose to give, that energy creates real, tangible change.

Your financial support allows us to:
• Advocate for Black and Brown women, birthing people, babies, and families
• Sustain life-saving activism and critical policy work
• Host our annual gatherings and activations in April & May 2026
• Uplift postpartum wellness with the truth that Postpartum Is Forever
• Move our message from conversation to action

The movement exists because community shows up—with time, resources, love, and heart. Every contribution fuels our ability to expand the work, deepen our impact, and fight for a future where Black and Brown mothers and babies are safe, supported, and thriving.

If this movement has moved you, taught you, or inspired you, we invite you to give TODAY.

đź”— Link in Bio to Give: bit.ly/SMCFundraisingFridays
Thank you for being part of the movement.
Peace ♥️🖤🙏🏾

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