Forever Linked

Forever Linked  was created by Kayanna Lovett & was born from love, loss, and the journey of healing after tragedy. After losing her brother Marquis Lovett in 2020 to gun violence, she realized how heavy grief can be. How it just lingers in silence and how often, we as women carry it alone on top of all the world's problems. This program was created as a space to release, to remember, and to connect with others who understand the unspoken weight of losing a loved one. Sometimes people will say they understand but they don't understand how your heart still hurts as if it happened yesterday. How the memories flood your brain all day and the tears start forming without an invitation. Or maybe they do understand but nobody can understand the relationship you had with your loved one, who was taken from your life.

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Our “why” is simple — to turn pain into purpose and mourning into movement.

Forever Linked was born from lived experience with grief and the understanding that women often carry loss quietly while life continues around them. Even in the midst of bereavement, women are expected to keep showing up—as mothers, daughters, professionals, caregivers, and friends—often without the space to fully process their pain.

Grief does not pause responsibilities, and because of that, many women never have the opportunity to truly heal. Forever Linked exists to create that space—a place where women can slow down, breathe, and be seen without pressure or expectation.

This space is intentionally created for women grieving the loss of a loved one due to death, such as a sibling, family member, or someone who held a significant place in their life. Whether the loss is recent or years past, every grief journey is valid, and every story deserves compassion.

Together, we honor the lives that were lost while learning how to carry love forward. Healing happens in community, and in order to walk fully in your potential, healing must come first.