Sexual Assault prevention

It's important to know the signs of someone who has been a victim of sexual trauma. IMM joined forces with Mental Health Professionals to teach to signs of trauma and the affects it could have on an individual.

We discussed important topics such as:

How trauma affects the brain and body.
Creating boundaries amongst sexual predators.
Tools to use if you're in danger of a predator.
How to identify sexual predators.
Teen dating.
The value of consent.

In loving memory of Alethea "Thea" Wilson-Smalls, MS, LPC

Home For The Holidays

IMM Founder and Executive Director Camilla Williams is joined by one of IMM therapists' Licensed Social Worker, Joella Smith, Founder and CEO of Global Activist Awards, Tiara Parker, and Founder and CEO of Survivor Not By Chance, Aisya Carroll to discuss the traumas of going home for the holidays.

We discussed important topics such as:

Recognizing "Home" as a person, place or thing that has contributed to someone's trauma.
Holiday cheers meets holiday fears.
Personal experiences of facing trauma during the holidays.
Addressing your abuser.
Living in your truth.
Understanding yourself and your trauma.

Take Pride

Listen in on our panel discussion of transparency, informative information, and topics related to the LGBTQ+ Community. We are celebrating being loud and proud! We shared stories and exploring empowerment and connection!

We covered some of the popular and appropriate terminology used to describe different gender identities and sexual orientations.
Explore the common myths and misconceptions about sexuality, gender and trans identities.
We are giving viewers and participants the opportunity and confidence to ask the right questions.

Lets Talk About IT: Domestic Violence

Listen in on our panel discussion of transparency, informative information, and topics related to the Domestic Violence.

What is Domestic Violence?
The characteristics and how to identify a narcissist.
Have you been the abused, abuser or both?
Exit strategies.
How to financially prepare for your escape.
Sharing our own DV experiences.

Murder Mystery Dinner with a twist

A Social Experience

The purpose of the fundraiser is to display many levels of mental illnesses and how frequently it's amongst us every day. With the help of hired actors, we want to have an open conversation about Mental Health as it relates to the BIPOC community. The holidays are here, and we want to break the cycle of the "holiday blues" as people grieve loved ones, mourn lost relationships, and fight to have the "holiday cheers" for the sake of their families. Win prizes by identifying mental illnesses displayed by our actors.