Page Worthy, is an intimate gathering of black women’s stories—real, fictional, and inspired—meeting at glorious intersections. Founded by writer and wellness advocate Tierra Latrice, Page Worthy’s intention is to use writing as a vehicle to facilitate healing, self-discovery, self-exploration, self-actualization, and self-preservation. In these pages, a time capsule of words from Black women spoken across generations exists. Honoring our stories and experiences through witness and documentation.

In a world where life is consistently evolving, and we sometimes lose ourselves in the constant movement, Page Worthy offers an opportunity for us to pause and witness life’s transformations intimately by documenting them. Here we’re building a supportive community of witness. As Black women our stories are often told with subtext that doesn’t align with our authentic experience. Storytelling is a powerful tool of self-preservation that grounds us in autonomy and sovereignty over our experiences.

Our goal is to build an archive of stories where our collective community can refer to see themselves clearly reflected when their vision may be too blurry. Inspired by our literary aunts Toni, Audre, Octavia, and Alice…Page Worthy exists for us to witness, grow, repair, through the lived experiences shared and documented and the magic of gathering that takes place when Black women with a common intention hold space together. Find a page, write a page, or join an activation, and begin a journey of witnessing that leads you back to yourself or beyond.