Unleash Your Power and Begin Your Healing Journey
We are thrilled to invite you to the Building a Sisterhood Through Collective Healing Retreat, a FREE opportunity for women who identify as Black, Latino, and Tribal community members.
This retreat is for women who often put their own care last. Whether balancing work, family, or life’s challenges, this is your chance to pause, prioritize yourself, and reconnect with your well-being.
Dates: April 25–27, 2025 (Check-out: April 28)
Location: Holiday Inn Express, Pasco, WA
Cost: FREE—includes meals, lodging, transportation, and childcare
Why You Belong Here:
Your healing matters. When you heal, communities thrive.
Rest is radical. You deserve to honor yourself.
Connection transforms. Together, we’ll nurture one another through culturally rooted practices.
Retreat Highlights:
🌸 Intention-Setting Dinner: Align your hopes for the weekend
🌟 Wellness Sessions: Explore physical, emotional, spiritual, and intellectual growth
🤝🏾 Collective Sisterhood: Build meaningful connections with other women
This retreat is about more than self-care—it’s about collective healing and empowerment in a space where you are seen, heard, and supported.
Who Can Join?
Women from Yakima, Walla Walla, Benton, or Franklin Counties who identify as Black, Latino, or Tribal community members are welcome. Priority will be given to participants from Walla Walla and Yakima Counties requiring transportation or lodging assistance. Space is limited—don’t wait to register.
📩 Scan the QR code to Register or go to
https://forms.gle/62WpyZG7ghejYojD7
For questions, contact
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Take this step for yourself, your loved ones, and your community. Together, we’ll build a brighter future through healing.
💗 With deep gratitude and sisterhood,
Tri-Cities Diversity & Inclusion Council
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