
Use Your Words
A recurring space for men to connect and speak openly.
Events, interviews, media coverage, and founder appearances from the materials shared with us.
Use Your Words brings men together every two weeks in Houston. Save your place in the conversation, and we’ll send the next confirmed gathering details. More opportunities to connect will appear here as dates are announced.
RESERVE YOUR SEAT NOWFrom healing-centered programs to community conversations, these moments show what can happen when people have room to speak, connect, and grow. See where this work has been—and how it continues to move forward.
Dr. Sidney Jackson Jr. talks with Atlanta News First about mental health and his workbook, It’s Okay Not to Be Okay.
Watch the full interview.
Healing begins when we make room for honest voices. Hear each interview in full.
Healing does not have one shape or one setting. It can begin wherever people feel safe enough to show up, speak honestly, and be heard. Watch what that looks like in Healing in Non-Traditional Spaces and moments from our community.
From speaking engagements and corporate gatherings to community healing spaces, Dr. Sidney Jackson Jr. invites people into honest conversations that make room for connection.
Stay with Dr. Sidney Jackson Jr. for this extended moment from a live mental health conversation. Hear the message in his own words.
Or watch the 50-second clip ↓Sid Jackson joined HuMen’s men’s mental health awareness gathering, where the conversation centered on breaking barriers and navigating challenges together.
VIEW THE EVENT FLYER ↗A personal exchange, a moment on stage, and a room full of people taking part. Watch Dr. Jackson move through the gathering, share ideas, and connect with attendees.

Sid Jackson joined a men’s mental health gathering focused on breaking barriers and navigating challenges together.

Mental wellness check-in presented under The Safe Place.

A conversation about mental health in the Black community presented under The Safe Place.

Sid Jackson was featured as a speaker on the event flyer.

Sid Jackson was featured among special guests.

Sid Jackson was featured on the conference flyer.

Sid Jackson was listed as an honoree.

Sid Jackson took part in a conversation on mental health.

An archival mental health event flyer shared by the founder.

Sid Jackson was listed as an official ambassador.

Sid Jackson joined the conversation on moving from hopelessness toward hope.
We’ll keep adding documented photos and stories from outreach, programs, and community events as they become available for publication.
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