Are you a licensed chef with a passion for plant-based cooking and community health? Black Women for Wellness is looking for chefs to lead our Kitchen Divas classes and cater upcoming events.
Be part of a program that turns food access into knowledge, confidence, and long-term impact. Join the Kitchen Divas community as a partner, instructor, funder, or sponsor to help bring this community-centered program to life.
Participating in primary elections ensures your voice is heard early in the decision-making process. This guide shares helpful tips to make sure your vote counts.
Black Women for Wellness is committed to supporting our community with fresh produce and pantry staples.
Fill out the form to nominate someone and share why your "Brotha" (friends, fathers, husbands, co-workers, sons, uncles, neighbors, community leader or even your actual brother) should be recognized and honored.
Black Women for Wellness is excited to introduce our new Knitting & Crochet Circle, a welcoming space to gather, create, and connect in community.
Black Women for Wellness is excited to introduce our new Knitting & Crochet Circle, a welcoming space to gather, create, and connect in community.
Black Women for Wellness is committed to supporting our community with fresh produce and pantry staples.
This breakfast celebrates the men who support Black women and girls through awards, music, spoken word, wellness and civic engagement conversations, and a shared meal.
Join Black Women for Wellness's Fierce Aunties for an intimate evening of honest conversation, connection, and sexual wellness.
Join us on June 18th at 5:00 pm for Black Joy in Action, a Maternal Mental Health Listening Session.
Two members of our Environmental Justice team will be joining Adam Mahoney, journalist and co-author of 'The Problem with Plastic', for a conversation about how fossil fuels and plastic pollution are impacting our health here in South LA.