Resilient

Beat

Magazine

“Stories With purpose. Journalism With Impact.

Quarterly digital magazine

WELCOME

Rooted in Durham, North Carolina, Resilient Beat Magazine (RBM) brings the Triangle’s stories to life through a fresh, community-centered lens. Digital issues published quarterly and weekly news published on social platforms, we cover the people, places, and issues shaping our region—from state and local politics to community news, culture, sports, education, business, and beyond.

At RBM, we believe every story has the power to inform, inspire, and create meaningful change. Our commitment to inclusivity, authenticity, and impactful journalism drives us to amplify diverse voices, spotlight untold stories, and celebrate the resilience that strengthens our communities.

More than a magazine, RBM is a platform for stories that matter and voices that deserve to be heard.

Tyria McCray-Bourda

Publisher/Editor-In-Chief

BLACK OWNED BUSINESS

dont miss it!

She Means Business Summit

Durham, NC

June 2027

Hosted by RBM Publisher, Tyria Bourda.

The She Means Business Summit is a complimentary event aimed at empowering, educating, and connecting women entrepreneurs, business professionals, and those aspiring to start their own ventures. Participants will receive valuable insights from panelists, network with fellow women, and uncover practical strategies for expanding their businesses, advancing their careers, and confidently pursuing their goals.

Whether you're in the process of launching a new business, managing an established organization, or just looking for inspiration to make your next move, this summit provides a supportive environment to learn, forge meaningful connections, and celebrate the strength of women in the business world. More details coming soon.

Dorothy Butler Gilliam - First black woman reporter for Washington Post

Publisher Tyria Bourda pictured with Former Vice President, Kamala Harris

Feautred article in Enloe High School Newspaper

Publisher Tyria Bourda pictured with former White House secretary, Karine Jean-Pierre