
The Life of Plastic: Black Women are Overexposed & Underprotected
This report focuses on how the lifecycle of plastic pollution specifically harms Black women and girls in California.

This report focuses on how the lifecycle of plastic pollution specifically harms Black women and girls in California.

In a healthcare system that prides itself on providing care for all, Black women often find themselves at the intersection of racism and medical neglect. In this blog, I will argue that the healthcare field has consistently failed to provide adequate healthcare to Black women.

Spring is here, and this is our season to reset, refresh, and nourish ourselves from the inside out. Our bodies have carried us through so much, and as the seasons shift, we have the opportunity to honor them with care, intention, and love.

At Black Women for Wellness, we believe that the food we serve should be healthy, flavorful, and nourishing. Our meal planning guidelines ensure that every event aligns with our values of wellness, cultural relevance, and environmental consciousness.

In this time of political uncertainty, staying informed is more important than ever. That’s why we’re launching the Black Women for Wellness Blog.

Explore ways to help LA fire survivors with food, housing, transportation, and financial support. Learn how to make a difference for families in need.

Following Historic Victory Against Big Oil to Protect Drilling Setback Law, New ‘Bad Neighbors’ Awareness Campaign Highlights Health Impacts of Neighborhood Oil Drilling in South L.A.

Black Women for Wellness (BWW), a pioneering nonprofit organization dedicated to the health and well-being of Black women and girls, is pleased to announce the launch of its Fierce Aunties Campaign. This campaign aims to engage and empower Aunties within our community to further the reproductive justice movement.

