There’s a new documentary streaming on Netflix that we are urging everyone to watch. The Plastic Detox premiered on March 16th, and it offers a look into why Black Women for Wellness has been preaching that plastic pollution, at its core, is a reproductive justice issue.
Black Women for Wellness (BWW) will host its 2026 Beauty Justice Conference on Monday, April 20, 2026. This year’s theme is, Beyond the Beauty Aisle: From Consumer Choices to Community Change.
This Women’s History Month we invite you to pause and reflect on the one relationship that shapes every other one in your life, the relationship with yourself.
I’ve never really questioned what was inside the box, especially not the braiding hair. It’s tradition, and I’ve never imagined tradition would harm me.
Black Women for Wellness (BWW) is proud to announce that its executive director and co-founder, Janette Robinson-Flint, has been honored by the Los Angeles City Council as part of its 2026 African American Heritage Month exhibition, “When Black Women Lead: Communities Thrive, Everybody Wins.”
Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day is observed on February 7th. In honor of this day, our Maternal and Infant Health team is highlighting how HIV disproportionately affects Black women and birthing people, who often face unique and compounding challenges during pregnancy and motherhood.
For many, the beginning of a new year signifies a fresh start and the promise of a healthier self. We set intentions to uphold personalized goals and resolutions that will ultimately improve ourselves over the course of the year… if we make it that far.
This week marks what would’ve been the 53rd anniversary of Roe v. Wade. While we are pausing to reminisce, we are also reckoning with the hard truth of where we are and what is being demanded of us.
