Presented by Leah T. Williams

Black Girls Day Off

A day of workshops, community, and radiance for Black girls ages 12–18.

Saturday, October 10, 2026 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM Engelwood Neighborhood Center
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Registration is closed. We can't wait to see everyone on October 10.

Why This Exists

A day just for them.

Black Girls Day Off is a day built around rest, joy, and community for Black girls ages 12 to 18. Girls of other backgrounds are welcome to attend as well.

Throughout the day, girls move through what we call Radiance Routes, a series of workshops designed to help them learn, reflect, and connect. The day closes with a vision board activity, so every girl leaves with something she made herself and a clear picture of what she's working toward this year.

Lunch is provided, and every girl leaves with a gift.


What to Expect

The day, at a glance.

9:00 AM

Check-In & Welcome

Girls arrive, check in, and settle into the space before the day begins.

Morning

Radiance Routes

Small-group workshops girls rotate through, each one built around a different part of growing into who they are.

Midday

Lunch

A full lunch is provided for every girl who registers.

Afternoon

Vision Board Activity

Girls close the day building a vision board, leaving with something tangible and a gift to take home.

Details

The essentials

Who Black girls ages 12–18 (other races welcome)
When Saturday, October 10, 2026, 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Where Engelwood Neighborhood Center
6123 La Costa Dr, Orlando, FL 32807
Registration Closed — thank you to everyone who signed up
Cost Free to attend
Includes Lunch and a take-home gift

Registration is closed

We Can't Wait to See You

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Saturday, October 10, 2026, from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM at the Engelwood Neighborhood Center. Lunch and a gift are provided for every girl.

Thank you to everyone who registered. Get ready for a day of rest, joy, and community.

Black Girls Day Off is Coming Back for 2026

Last year, almost 100 girls came together for a day made just for them. They sat with a mental health counselor, learned to cook, heard from a cancer survivor, explored skin care, and closed the day with a vision board activity. Every girl left with a goody bag that included a copy of my book, Black Girls Day Off, and items she could actually use.

This year, we want to bring it back — for even more girls. We just need $1,600 to make it happen again.

Here's where the funds go:

  • Goody bags & books

  • Workshop supplies

  • Food

Every gift, big or small, helps get us there. Thank you for believing in this.