ABOUT OUR CONFERENCE
This conference brings together a community of Black women and girls to discuss the political and economic climate of our fundamental rights and how they are in jeopardy.
This year’s conference is more important than ever. We will address critical issues facing Black women, such as the Supreme Court’s ruling on Roe v. Wade, Black Relationships, healthy births, and maternal access. Black women want to feel safe and heard in every aspect of their lives. Unfortunately, they have the highest mortality rates from giving birth, cancer outcomes, and other health disparities.
We will gather to discuss how to protect Black women, highlight the issues they face, and work towards solutions. By supporting this conference, you are investing in a brighter future for Black women and girls. Join us and be a part of the movement to promote reproductive justice and equity for all.
OUR IMPACT
Our conference has made a significant impact, educating and training over 5,000 attendees. By attending our conference, these individuals have gained valuable knowledge, skills, and resources to address critical issues facing Black women and girls. They have become advocates for change and have made a difference in their communities.
Over 1300, professionals and community members have earned continuing education credits from our conference.
Through our advocacy efforts and community engagement, we are making significant strides in creating policy reforms and shifting social norms. Our work is leading to concrete changes that benefit Black women and girls, including increased access to healthcare, improved maternal and infant health outcomes, and greater reproductive justice and equity.
CONFERENCE TEAM
Call for Proposals
Interested in presenting at this year’s conference read below for various ways you can participate?
SUBMIT PROPOSAL
Workshops
The deadline for proposal submissions will end on June 15th.
Decision notifications will be emailed out by June 20th.
What is a workshop?
Workshops are for training smaller audiences and teaching in-depth practices
10 Minute Power Talks
What is a Power Talk?
Power Talks are intended to provide attendees with model practices, educational information, and other key aspects of Social Justice Issues.
Poster Show Case
Want to showcase your work then consider participating in the Poster Presentation
What is a poster?
Posters are visual presentations of model practices and programs. During the conference poster presenters and attendees have the unique opportunity to have one-on-one discussions about the topics presented.
Are you an Author?
Would you like to feature your book? Consider participating in our Author Talks.
What is an Author Talk?
Authors will create a 2-3 minute video discussing their books, attendees will have an opportunity to meet you in person and purchase your book at the conference.
Register as an attendee
RSVP HERE
Thank You For your Support
For more information please contact:
Arnedra Jordan
[email protected]
Visit our conference website for updates
www.bwwla.org
323.290.5955