“I find joy in sharing the art that I create. Using my photos to not only share stories about my life but also to awaken people to how Black people have been dealing with their traumas,” Danza explains. They’re each holding onto joy to not only stay grounded and hopeful during these fraught times, but also to fuel the work that too provides joy and healing to so many Black women. As we continue to navigate these particularly trying times, maintaining our physical and mental wellbeing, and of course joy, should be of the utmost importance –– it’s all we truly have control over. When asked what they hope to give Black women Ivory, Mouzon Wofford, and Danza, not surprisingly, want Black women to feel more like themselves, to heal. “If the only thing you do for you in 2020 is just check in with yourself, then that’s a win,” Mouzon Wofford says.