She Speaks. She Knows. She Lives: A Day of Awareness, Empowerment & Action
This impactful gathering brings women together for a powerful morning of education including a special film screening, inspiration, and action centered on health and wellness. Welcome to She Speaks. She Knows. She Lives. — a Day of Awareness, Empowerment & Action focused on HPV/Cervical Cancers, taking place at Antioch Fellowship Missionary Baptist Church on Saturday, April 25, 2026. Hosted by Rev. Cheryl Wesley with Friends, this impactful gathering brings women together for a powerful morning of education, inspiration, and action centered on health and wellness. You’ll hear from Tamika Felder, an internationally recognized advocate who was diagnosed with cervical cancer at age 25 while working as an award-winning television producer in Washington, D.C. We will preview a documentary produced by her and here her story - a powerful reminder that triumph over tragedy is possible. This is truly what the doctor ordered—a morning filled with courageous conversations, inspiring testimonies,health screenings and practical steps shared by medical experts to help you live your healthiest, fullest life. Come connect with women of resilience and strength as we learn from one another, raise awareness, and make a difference—together. We look forward to seeing you on Saturday, April 25. This event includes frank, adult-oriented conversations about women’s health and cervical cancer. Strong Women Protect Their Health. Taking care of yourself means protecting your future. The HPV vaccine helps protect against the virus that can cause cervical cancer and five other types of cancer. We will be offering FREE HPV vaccinations for women ages 18-27 for one day only at She Speaks. She Knows. She Lives: A Day of Awareness, Empowerment & Action [https://www.eventbrite.com/e/she-speaks-she-knows-she-lives-a-day-of-awareness-empowerment-action-tickets-1981595969889]. Resources will also be available to help you access recommended vaccines with or without insurance. To help ensure enough vaccines are available, please call 833-722-6237 to reserve your vaccine.
