What is Hey Auntie?
Hey Auntie! is an award-winning relationship-first platform and cross-generational community designed for Black women to exchange emotional and social support to thrive at home, at work, and everywhere in between.
Why We Exist
The Disconnection is Real — But So Is Our Power
We live in a world that pulls us apart: by age, by hustle, by perfection, by pain. At Hey Auntie!, we do something radical. We come back to each other. This space was created to help Black women repair the ruptures — emotional, cultural, and generational — and build new patterns of care, connection, and joy. This isn’t just self-care. This is collective care. And it changes everything.
What We Offer
We’re more than a community — we’re a relationship platform designed to meet the emotional, social, and growth needs of Black women through intentional connection and curated experiences.
Connection Journeys - Multiple ways to build meaningful relationships — from intimate group dialogue to immersive workshops and digital community spaces.
Events & Experiences - Live gatherings and culturally rooted programs that nourish, uplift, and inspire.
Cross-Generational Exchange- Mentorship and mutual wisdom-sharing across generations — because we grow stronger together, not apart.
Personal & Professional Growth - Relational development that centers your cultural identity, leadership, and emotional wellbeing — not hustle culture.
Hey Auntie! is for you if:
You’ve worn the Superwoman cape for years — strong, steady, always holding it down. But now? You’re ready to lay it down. To be met, not managed. To be seen, not sized up.
You’re not here to be rescued. You’re here to rest and rise in a space where presence is honored, and care flows both ways.
This is for the woman who’s ready to soften without disappearing. To give, receive, and belong — without performing. Sis, if that’s you, welcome home.
News
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Philadelphia woman hearkens to heritage with Black generational connector| Billy Penn for WHYY
A Black woman in Philadelphia, I was burnt out at 32. I remembered my heritage and changed my story.
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This founder is connecting Black women across ages and stages to help them ‘build the network to thrive | Fortune
“I didn’t know your mental health could impact your physical health.” Her auntie paid a visit and offered some words that landed: “The last place you need to be when you’re in a low place is by yourself.”
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TEDx: How Aunties Changed My Life
In this 17-minute talk, I share my personal journey and what inspired me to create Hey Auntie!, a wellness platform tapping the proud history and cultural legacy of Black aunties to support Black women's mental health and well-being.
Hear from an Auntie
“It’s okay to cry.
— Auntie Michelle
“Knowing who you are is your secret sauce to confidently approaching life”
— Auntie Tanya
“Work what you have. Make what you have work.”
— Auntie Avery
Disclaimer: The content, workshops, and community experiences provided through Hey Auntie! are for educational, informational, and peer support purposes only. We are not a licensed mental health provider, and the services offered here are not a substitute for therapy, counseling, or professional mental health treatment. If you are experiencing a mental health crisis or need personalized therapeutic support, we strongly encourage you to seek care from a licensed mental health professional or contact local emergency services. Participation in our programs does not establish a therapeutic relationship.
We honor the power of reflection and care—and we believe in getting the support you deserve.
If you are experiencing a mental health crisis or need immediate support, please call or text 988 to reach the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, available 24/7.