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Black Beauty Project Webinar for Hair Stylists
ZoomDid you know that Black women who regularly dye their hair have a 60% increased...
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Black Beauty Project Webinar for Nurses
ZoomDid you know that toxic chemicals in Black beauty products have been linked to increased...
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Black Beauty Project Webinar for Black Women
ZoomDid you know that Black women and girls are at risk of higher levels of...
Tox Talks Episode #4
ZoomJoin Black Women for Wellness' Environmental Justice team for monthly chats on instagram about the...
Curls & Conversations
With Love Market & Cafe 1969 South Vermont Ave, Los AngelesJoin Black Women for Wellness for a special Curls & Conversations event on celebrating our...
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Black Hair Care Survey
Black Women for Wellness in partnership with Occidental College is conducting a survey on the...
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Green Table Talk: Reproductive Justice in a Warming World
ZoomJoin Black Women for Wellness’ Environmental Justice Team for a discussion about how heat affects...
Earth Day Celebration
Stoneview Nature Center 5950 Stoneview Dr., Culver CityWhen Mother Earth is well, Black Women are well. Please join us for a special...
Last Chance Alliance Big Oil Resistance Tour
Holman Church 3320 W Adams Blvd, Los AngelesBig Oil bullies are ripping off Californians, polluting our air and water, poisoning our communities,...
Tox Talk Episode 5
InstagramJoin Black Women for Wellness' Environmental Justice team for our next Tox Talk on Instagram...
Green Table Talk: Environmental Justice in the Fast Lane
Please join us for a discussion on transit justice as it relates to birthing individuals and maternal...
Sisters@Eight Town Hall: The Life of Plastic – Let’s Talk About it!
Department of Water and Power's Community Room 4030 Crenshaw Blvd., Los AngelesJoin Black Women for Wellness at our monthly Sisters @ Eight event on Friday September 8th at 9:30am PST in the Crenshaw DWP Community Room to dig into the lifecycle of plastic pollution! In partnership with BWW’s Environmental Justice Team, we’ll discuss how plastic is created, consumed, disposed of, and how the entire life specifically harms low income people and people of color.