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    Sunset Hike & Write

    This is your chance to close the season with clarity, embrace your next semester with peace, and gift yourself a powerful moment of stillness.

    🌅 The final Hike & Write of the season is here—and we’re taking it to the next level.

    Speak Life Transformation + Grad Girl Wellness are teaming up for Sunrise Hike & Write — a peaceful, powerful way to start your day with movement, mindfulness, and intention.

    🗓 Friday, August 9th
     🕔 5:00 AM – 7:00 AM
     📍 Kelly Drive, Philly
     (Exact location sent after registration)

    We’re hiking as the sun rises, journaling or sketching by the water, and holding space to reconnect with ourselves and each other before the city wakes up. 💛

    Spots are limited — don’t miss this sunrise reset.


    🎟️ Register now to reserve your space.

    Because there’s something sacred about watching the sun rise—with intention.

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    Episode 39: Curating Community in Grad School and Beyond

    On this episode of the Grad Girl Wellness podcast, we sit down with Darrien Johnson, founder and CEO of The Community Curator — a social-impact consultancy supporting grassroots organizations across Philadelphia 🌆💼 With a Master’s in Non-Profit Organizational Management, Darrien shares her powerful journey of leaning into community to navigate grad school and build lasting impact. Tune in to hear:

    🤝 How to find community in unexpected places

    🏡 The importance of leaning on your home base during academic challenges

    🌱 Tips for building sustainable and intentional community

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    New podcoast episode!

    In this episode, “Grad School as Fertile Ground”, we chat with designer, advocate, and creative visionary Diona Nicole! With a Master’s in User Experience and Interaction Design, Diona channeled her passion into founding Barren Fruit, a nonprofit dedicated to supporting those navigating infertility and reproductive health challenges 💛🌱 Tune in to hear:

    ✨ How Diona transformed an adjunct role into an opportunity for self-growth

    🎓 How she used her master’s thesis to visualize the “silent” pain of women’s reproductive health

    🤝 Practical ways to support someone experiencing reproductive health concerns