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well of course since the name Nevaeh is “heaven” spelled backwards, it would only make sense that everything about her is heavenly. Especially her music taste🙂‍↕️

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we performed for the first time this season x @reviveyourcity

what a beautiful weekend. we got to open and start the revive conference in ATLANTA. so grateful for what the Lord is doing through i am and for every dancer who showed up, committed, and stepped into this new season with us. we only had three rehearsals to get everything together and this is only the beginning. so proud of each of you and excited for everything God has ahead for this company. ⭐️🦋🔥

#iamthebrand #iamcompany #revivenight #atlantadance #danceministry

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last rehearsal before showww!

WE LIIVEEE

more rehearsal bts.

in all things PRAY…

another pov🔥

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See ya June ✨🏡

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Thank you to everyone who came to support and those who have been supporting me from afar♥️ I'm glad I was able to meet so many amazing people ( wish I had graduation photos with you all). I will miss the Edinboro family I made♥️ #2026graduate🎓 Photo shared by Denia Henderson on May 10, 2026 tagging @nevaeh.denet, and @jc_henderson28. May be an image of one or more people, people smiling, people standing and text.

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Over 67% of the population is plus size. That makes us the majority… so why are we still treated like the minority on the runway?⁠
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At our ATL grand opening, we held a fashion show that looked like the kind of runway we all deserved to see growing up: fat joy, average bodies, and the representation we've been looking for. Laughter. Energy. Confidence. Community.⁠
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Now, as New York Fashion Week kicks off, we can’t ignore how fashion shows shape the way we see fashion and beauty. When we don’t see bodies like ours, the message is clear: you don’t belong here. But we do! And, we always have!!⁠
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We’ll be cheering extra loud for @reneecafaro’s show @reneecafaroatelier this week, celebrating the beauty of plus-size fashion. Because we deserve more of this. Everywhere. ALWAYS!⁠
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And we’re so excited to share: we’ll be partnering with Renee’s ready-to-wear line, @rcapubliclabel, for our upcoming New York pop-up!⁠
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What do you wish we saw more of on the runways? 👀⁠
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#plussizefashion #plussize #VivaVoceCommunity #NYFW #fashionweek #newyorkfashionweek ⁠
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plus size sustainable clothing - inclusive fashion marketplace - ethical plus size fashion - community fashion platform - Atlanta fashion pop-up - New York fashion pop-up

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August is Fat Liberation Month, and that can mean a lot of things.

Sometimes it looks like joy: like pulling on an outfit that actually feels like you. Other times, it’s grief: for all the years you blamed yourself instead of the system.
Sometimes, it’s just being in a room where you’re not the only one. Where you can exhale.

We felt that last week here in Atlanta, taking up space with the plus-size community. People laughed. Cried. Danced. Tried things on. Made new friends.
Someone told us: “This is the first time I’ve felt like I belonged in a store.”

Fat liberation isn’t a trend. It’s a practice. A refusal. A community effort. And we’re in it with you, for the joy, the rage, and everything in between.

What does fat liberation mean to you right now? 📣
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#fatliberation #fatliberationmonth #vivavoce #plussizefashion #consciousfashion

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A fashion show we never got growing up, but always deserved. What would it have meant to you to see a show like this when you were younger?

Our show starred Atlanta-based models, many walking the runway for the very first time. As you can see, they moved like they’d been waiting their whole lives for this. 🤩

Wearing stunning, sustainably-made clothes and accessories by brands we partner with, like @nomadsswimwear, @tamara.malas, @baacal, and @able, @kitty_and_vibe, @loloonkauai, @pamutapparel, @seerosego, @tomboyx, and @shop.reistor

Before the show, some told us they couldn’t believe they were chosen to model in our fashion show. That they couldn’t believe this was actually happening. 🥹

This is what fashion shows should feel like: Joyful. Powerful. Full of people you want to be friends with.

Our founder @kateherenow said it best: “We get to show the world how beautiful bodies are in every shape and size.” And we did!! 🎉
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#VivaVoce #Fashion #FashionShow #FatLiberation #fatjoy #fashionforall #bodypositive #bodyneutrality #sizeinclusion

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A HUGE congrats are in order for our President Cheyenne and Vice President Spencer as they BOTH recieved the Signature Leadership Award, Renaissance Award, and Spirit of Diversity: Man and Woman of the Year Awards! Also, congrats to our treasurer Nevaeh as she was recognized for her efforts tonight as an First Year Seminar Program Mentor!

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Young, Gifted, and Black✊🏾🖤 Hoodies designed by our VP: @scjackson412 @sjdesignsgd | That's all folks from your 2022-2023 EBoard!

President: Cheyenne Rhone
Vice President: Spencer Jackson
Treasurer: Nevaeh Henderson
Secretary: Daionna Johnson
SGA Rep: Nana Akua Osei-Sarfo

Photo Cred: @k.q.le

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Let's take a moment to recognize and celebrate Dr. Griffin El for all of her amazing wins last week at the Rockwell School of Business. On Monday Dr. Griffin El was awarded Educator of Year by the NAACP, directed and collaborated with the Black Student Union and The Massey Center in hosting the Ubuntu Dinner, and most importantly shared her wonderful birthday in Massey Gardens with her Business Model Innovation Lab class. We love and adore you, Dr. Griffin El! 🎉🎉

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This past Monday, four inspiring entrepreneurs visited Robert Morris University and shared their powerful stories with the attendees of the Inaugural Ubuntu Dinner. The dinner, which was named after a beautiful Southern African philosophy that means "I am because you are", was organized by the Massey Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation in collaboration with RMU's Black Student Union, led by BSU President Cheyenne Rhone, and VP Spencer Jackson. We are grateful for the presence of RMU President Michelle Patrick and Rockwell School of Business Dean Prasad Vemala at the event.

During the dinner, the visionary guests' stories of entrepreneurship inspired the students to create spaces of compassion and empowerment for others. Their words planted seeds of courage and purpose in every person who attended, making them a part of our entrepreneurial family. We would like to express our gratitude to Sharnay Hearn Davis, Tierra Thorne, Syreeta Gordon, and Rafiyq Cromwell for leading these young entrepreneurs to see what's possible. Finally, we extend a special thank you to Grace Faye for her hard work in organizing this event. The evening was a huge success, and we were honored to have such incredible guests share their stories with us.

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10 pictures is 100% not enough to capture the whole year but I tried❤️I love you all❤️ and 🎆HAPPY NEW YEAR 🎇

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