Join Black Women for Wellness for our monthly Conversations with a Chemist for “Beat Face, Toxic Trace". As we uncover the hidden chemicals in your foundation, lipstick, and shadows. We'll discuss what safer beauty really looks like. Join us for a science-backed deep dive into what’s in your makeup bag and why it matters.
Black Women for Wellness is committed to supporting our community with fresh produce and pantry staples.
We are honored to host Historian and Author Dr. Alison Rose Jefferson, Ph.D., who will discuss the Great Black Migration to California and the establishment and loss of historic Black leisure sites.
Don’t miss this conversation between Eboné McCloud, Program Manager at Art + Practice; Gabrielle Brown, Maternal and Infant Health Program Manager, Black Women for Wellness (BWW); and Meron Shita, Civic Engagement and Program Manager, BWW.
This program is specially designed to engage and educate Black women, and their allies about breast health and how it affects Black women.
We'll be talking about the connections between tap water quality, water conservation, and environmental justice. All attendees will enjoy a free lunch and some fun giveaways!
Join us on February 24 from 7 to 8 PM ET for a virtual public forum, Safety of Braiding Hair: What CR Tests Found, where we’ll share new information about our expanded testing of braiding hair products.
Black Women for Wellness is committed to supporting our community with fresh produce and pantry staples.
The Black Women for Wellness Environmental Justice team will be participating in a Black Climate Week event, hosted by Black Girl Environmentalist.
“Black women, your sturdy shoulders hold legacy and your softness builds the future.” Celebrate Women's History Month with our Sturdy Black Shoulders campaign!
LA County Department of Regional Planning is hosting community workshops to educate more about the oil well phase out process and hear from the community about future land uses in communities with existing oil wells.
Black Women for Wellness hosts a sustainable fashion show to highlight the intersection of environmental health, cultural heritage, and social resistance within the fashion industry.