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SUMMARY:Download the 2026 Voter Guide
DESCRIPTION:This guide provides important information about voting in California. \nElections are a key part of the democratic process. While primary elections determine which candidates will appear on the general election ballot\, they also include important local races\, judicial seats\, and ballot measures. These elections help shape decisions on issues like housing\, healthcare\, criminal justice\, education\, and more. \nParticipating 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. \nDownload the 2026 Voter Guide
URL:https://bwwla.org/event/election-2026/
LOCATION:CA
CATEGORIES:Civic Engagement
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SUMMARY:Download the 2026 Drinking Water Guide for Water Quality in South Los Angeles
DESCRIPTION:At Black Women for Wellness\, we are working towards water equity for South Los Angeles residents. Achieving water equity requires that everyone\, especially those already overburdened\, has water that is accessible\, affordable\, and of a high quality. \nThis comprehensive water guide is an updated version of our 2024 Water Guide\, and is intended to offer South Los Angeles residents a single resource to access the information you deserve on your water. \nDownload the 2026 Water Guide \nThe guide is broken into 3 sections. \nSection 1\, Context and History of Our Drinking Water\nThis section presents a high-level overview of the systems and structures impeding water equity nationally\nand locally\, illuminates the connection between reproductive justice and water\, and digs into how climate\nchange is so very connected to our water. Section 1 is intended to provide context and history to the issues\nyou may be facing at home. \nSection 2\, What Can You Do?\nThis section focuses on what you\, personally\, can do if you have water concerns. Feel free to skip here for resources on low-income assistance programs in Los Angeles\, choosing a water filter for your home\, bottled water vs. tap water\, and more! \nSection 3\, BWW’s Work and South Los Angeles’ Water Future\nIn this section you can read about our work and what we’ve learned from community members in South Los\nAngeles\, and learn about ways that our built environment in South Los Angeles can be transformed to bring\nabout a cleaner\, healthier\, and more resilient water future.
URL:https://bwwla.org/event/download-the-2026-drinking-water-guide-for-water-quality-in-south-los-angeles/
LOCATION:CA
CATEGORIES:Environmental Justice
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SUMMARY:Knitting & Crochet Circle
DESCRIPTION:Date & Time: Starts Monday\, April 6\, 2026 at 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm (The circle will take place the 1st & 2nd Monday of the month.) \nLocation: BWW’s Office\, 4332 11th Ave\, Los Angeles\, CA 90008 \nClick to RSVP \nBlack Women for Wellness is excited to introduce our new Knitting & Crochet Circle\, a welcoming space to gather\, create\, and connect in community. \nWhether you’re picking up needles for the first time or have years of experience\, all skill levels are welcome. \nBring your own supplies and enjoy a relaxed\, supportive environment where creativity and conversation can flourish together. \nFor more information contact Regina Martin at 213-400-8919 or email at regina@bwwla.com.
URL:https://bwwla.org/event/knitting-crochet-circle/2026-07-13/
LOCATION:BWW Office\, 4332 11th Ave\, Los Angeles\, CA\, 90008
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SUMMARY:Reproductive Justice Pre-Conference Fireside Chat
DESCRIPTION:Date & Time: July 14\, 2026 at 6:00 pm \nThe Legacy of Harm:  The Power of Healing \nClick to Register \nThis summertime pre-conference fireside chat brings together visionary artist and activist Michelle Browder\, founder of Mothers of Gynecology\, and trailblazing human rights activist\, co-founder of SisterSong\, and reproductive justice leader Loretta Ross for a powerful conversation rooted in this year’s theme: Harm to Healing: Dismantling Barriers to Reproductive Health for Black Women and Girls. \nDr. Jordie Davies will moderate the fireside chat.  Dr. Davies is an Assistant Professor of Political Science at the University of California\, Irvine. She is also an affiliate faculty member of the UCI Culture and Theory Ph.D. Program and the Center for the Study of Democracy. Her research agenda focuses on the influence of social movements on political attitudes\, culture\, and civic engagement. \nTogether\, they will reflect on the enduring legacy of reproductive trauma and violence against Black women’s bodies\, from medical exploitation\, eugenics\, and forced reproduction to the ongoing inequities shaping Black women’s healthcare experiences today. \nThrough storytelling\, real talk\, and critical dialogue\, Ms. Browder and Ms. Ross will explore how memory\, art and activism can serve as tools for reclamation and resistance.  This conversation will not only honor the lives and bodies impacted by generations of harm but will also guide us toward healing\, dignity and autonomy. \nAttendees will be invited into a space of collective reflection and healing–one that affirms the voices of Black women and girls\, validates lived experiences and inspires us to challenge systemic injustices. \nThis fireside chat calls for participants to connect with the past\, challenge the present and actively engage in building an equitable future.
URL:https://bwwla.org/event/reproductive-justice-pre-conference-fireside-chat/
LOCATION:Zoom
CATEGORIES:Featured,Reproductive Justice
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SUMMARY:Summer Snack Lab - Toddlers in the Kitchen
DESCRIPTION:Date & Time: Friday\, July 17th\, 1:00-3:00 PM PST\nLocation: All for Kids – 1910 Magnolia Ave Los Angeles CA \nJoin us for a fun\, hands-on cooking experience for toddlers and their families! \nTogether\, we’ll make healthy\, affordable summer snacks using fresh ingredients while exploring ways to encourage healthy eating at home. \nFree event\, limited space\, registration required \nRSVP Here
URL:https://bwwla.org/event/summer-snack-lab-toddlers-in-the-kitchen/
LOCATION:1910 Magnolia Ave\, 1910 Magnolia Ave\, Los Angeles\, CA\, 90007
CATEGORIES:Black Maternal & Infant Health,Featured
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SUMMARY:Community Town Hall to Close the Murphy Oil Site
DESCRIPTION:Date & Time: Saturday\, July 18 10:30 AM – 1 PM \nLocation: Holman United Methodist Church\, 3320 W Adams Bivd\, LA \nFor decades the Murphy Drill Site oil operator has harmed community health and repeatedly violated the law and the site’s operating conditions. \nJoin us to learn more and take action! \nClick to RSVP \n 
URL:https://bwwla.org/event/community-town-hall-to-close-the-murphy-oil-site/
LOCATION:Holman United Methodist Church\, 3320 W Adams Blvd\, Los Angeles\, CA
CATEGORIES:Environmental Justice
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