Visionairi

Visionairi produces media and events with a mission to promote and preserve black culture. Visionairi Black. Culture. Preservation.

08/05/2026

Healthy Smiles, Healthy Lives is honored to receive the Community Impact Award at the 2026 Whistleblower Summit & Film Festival.✊🏽

Thank you to everyone helping shine a light on oral health equity, dignity, and opportunity across Arkansas. The work continues!

06/30/2026

Something meaningful is coming.

Visiting opening week of the Obama Presidential Library , I found myself thinking less about the building itself and more about the power of institutions to preserve stories, inspire communities, and shape future generations.

Over the next few days, we’ll be sharing reflections on what this experience means for Visionairi and the work we’re building through storytelling, education, and cultural preservation. Stay tuned.

What role do you think storytelling plays in building a lasting legacy?

06/19/2026

Juneteenth Reads from *The Footnotes ✊🏽📚

This Juneteenth, we’re celebrating Black freedom, creativity, identity, faith, and place through stories that challenge, inspire, and affirm. Whether you’re exploring Black history, culture, theology, geography, or self-expression, these books offer powerful perspectives on the Black experience.

📖 Featured Reads:
• Clothes to Make You Smile
• Black Geographies and the Politics of Place
• My Beautiful Black Hair
• A Black Theology of Liberation
• What Doesn’t Kill You Makes You Blacker

✨ What’s on your Juneteenth reading list?

Clothes to Make You Smile

Patrick Kelly’s story reminds us that Black creativity can transform fashion, culture, and the world.

Black Geographies and the Politics of Place

How Black communities shape—and are shaped by—the spaces they inhabit.

My Beautiful Black Hair

Celebrating identity, beauty, confidence, and the stories woven into Black hair.

A Black Theology of Liberation

James Cone’s foundational work connecting faith, justice, and Black freedom.

What Doesn’t Kill You Makes You Blacker

Damon Young’s sharp, funny, and insightful reflections on Black life in America.

Freedom is also the freedom to learn, imagine, create, and tell our stories. ✊🏽

Happy Juneteenth from *The Footnotes ✨📚

04/17/2026

Building stability. Creating pathways. Strengthening community.

Join for Session 2 of Housing & Stability—a real conversation about access, equity, and what it takes to thrive in Northwest Arkansas.

Be in the room. Be part of the work.

📍 Fayetteville | April 18
🔗 Register + pull up / view online

04/15/2026

FAVOR ALBUM RELEASE PARTY! 🎉

Congratulations on an amazing album!! 👏🏽 Major shouts to .hersound for hosting this dope event! ✊🏽

03/31/2026

CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR OWN

2026 WASHINGTON COUNTY WOMEN IN HISTORY COALITION HONOREE‼️👏🏽🖤☝🏽

WE ARE SO PROUD OF YOU!! THANK YOU FOR ALL YOU DO FOR OUR COMMUNITIES!!!

03/30/2026

Beloved Community Voices 🎤✨

“We’re Going to Mars” by invites us to dream beyond limits—and build a future rooted in vision, courage, and community. 🚀A beautiful tribute to her father Christopher Mercer, one of the University of Arkansas’ original Six Pioneers.

Honored to uplift this powerful voice from the Beloved Community celebration. ✊🏽

02/06/2026

!Reminder!
*the Footnotes Book Club is tonight. No pre-reading required. Just come ready for good conversation, great food, and all the vibes! And don’t forget the giveaways… gift cards, books, and more. Book signing and reception begin at 6pm featuring these amazingly dope Black authors. Vibes by DJ So Calm with a cameo from writer, hip-hop DJ, Dr. Todd Craig. UA Student Union | 4th Floor | Free and Open to the public

02/04/2026

AUTHOR SPOTLIGHT: ERIKA FRANKLIN

This isn’t just a book — it’s a roadmap.

What to Expect When Expecting to Go to College (Student & Parent Editions) was created because too many students arrive on campus unprepared — not academically, but emotionally, financially, and culturally.

Erika Franklin speaks from lived experience, mentorship, and real conversations families aren’t having enough.

These books help:
• students build confidence & readiness
• parents support without smothering
• families prepare for long-term success

🛒 Available on Amazon
📍 Meet Erika at The Footnotes | Feb 6

02/03/2026

AUTHOR SPOTLIGHT: DUSTIN MCGOWAN

Everybody’s invited — but not everybody’s prepared.

The Black Cookout Survival Guide by Dustin McGowan is funny, cultural, and deeply familiar. It’s a loving nod to the traditions, unspoken rules, and joy of Black gatherings.

This book is:
😂 hilarious
🥘 cultural
🖤 undeniably us

Perfect for gifting, coffee tables, and family laughs.

🛒 Available on Amazon
📍 Catch Dustin at The Footnotes Book Club & Author Expo | Feb 6

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