Black Women For Wellness

Black Women For Wellness Black Women for Wellness started as sisterfriends with the Birthing Project in Los Angeles in 1997. Financial Contributors to BWW are tax deductible.

Black Women for Wellness is committed to healing, educating, inspiring, and supporting Black women, so we may tap our personal power to enhance and improve our health and well being. We began as a group of women concerned about the health and well-being of our babies.As grandmothers, mothers, aunties, daughters, and sisterfriends, we found we had no choice but to take on the plethora of health iss

ues Black women encounter. As a non-profit, Black Women for Wellness is able to seek funding and accept donations to support our programs. BWW is a nonprofit corporation under Section 501 (c) (3) Revenue Code.

The Legacy of Harm: The Power of Healing, a powerful RJ pre-conference fireside chat exploring reproductive justice, his...
05/26/2026

The Legacy of Harm: The Power of Healing, a powerful RJ pre-conference fireside chat exploring reproductive justice, historical truth, healing, and collective liberation. ✨

On July 14th, hear from legendary reproductive justice activist Loretta J. Ross and artist-activist Michelle Browder, moderated by Dr. Elizabeth Jordie Davies, as they unpack the lasting impacts of reproductive harm against Black women and the role of art, advocacy, and community in reclaiming dignity and autonomy.

This conversation will set the tone for BWW’s 27th Annual Reproductive Justice Conference: From Harm to Healing. RSVP now through the link in bio. 🤎

Black Women for Wellness attended the NOVA Repo Conference in Chicago alongside reproductive justice advocates from acro...
05/26/2026

Black Women for Wellness attended the NOVA Repo Conference in Chicago alongside reproductive justice advocates from across the country ✨

As the first national Black autonomous working summit, the gathering centered organizers, birth workers, policy leaders, and cultural workers working to protect Black communities and shape the future of reproductive justice. 💛

Black Women for Wellness is proud to celebrate and honor Black men who continue to show up for our communities, families...
05/23/2026

Black Women for Wellness is proud to celebrate and honor Black men who continue to show up for our communities, families, and the fight for reproductive justice ✨

Join us for Bring a Brotha to Breakfast: The Weight We Carry on Friday, June 12 at Afro City for a powerful morning of conversation, connection, and community.

We’re also accepting nominations for brothers making an impact through leadership, service, advocacy, and care. Help us recognize the men creating change and holding our communities down every day 💛

•Warrior Award
•Champion Award
•Soldier Award
•Amistad Award

Nomination deadline: May 29
Tickets + nominations available now at the link in bio.

Books for Black Women, curated by Black women for Wellness: Mental Health Awareness Edition 🤍This collection is centered...
05/21/2026

Books for Black Women, curated by Black women for Wellness: Mental Health Awareness Edition 🤍

This collection is centered on healing, joy, rest, boundaries, and becoming …because our wellness is not optional, it’s essential 🫶🏽✨

From self-recovery to soft living, from grief to joy, from survival to softness — these are the pages we return to when we’re choosing ourselves again.

Share with the Black Women in your life 😌

We had an incredible evening of community, conversation, and civic power at our Sisters@Eight: Protect the Vote event ✨F...
05/17/2026

We had an incredible evening of community, conversation, and civic power at our Sisters@Eight: Protect the Vote event ✨

From protecting voting rights to understanding ballot measures and how policies directly impact our communities, our speakers reminded us that being an informed voter isn’t optional — it’s necessary.

A huge thank you to our powerful speakers:
• Jenny Farrell, Esq. – League of Women Voters of CA
• Aaron Robertson – Catalyst California
• Alisha Jackson – St. John’s Community Health
• Atul Nakhasi, MD MPP – MLKCH
• Tiffany Bailey – BWW Fierce Aunty & Policy Analyst

🗳️ Reminder: Monday is the deadline to register to vote and receive a vote-by-mail ballot for the June 2 Primary Election. Eligible voters who miss the May 18 deadline can still vote in person at LA County voting centers beginning May 23.

Access BWW’s 2026 Voter Guide through the link in bio and make your plan to vote. Every vote matters.

Something for everybody is coming up at BWW this month ✨From reproductive justice conversations to menopause education, ...
05/15/2026

Something for everybody is coming up at BWW this month ✨

From reproductive justice conversations to menopause education, healing-centered community gatherings, and beauty justice discussions, we’re creating spaces for Black women and girls to learn, connect, and be empowered.

Swipe through and save the dates, we’d love to see you there 💛
Visit the link in bio or bwwla.org to register and learn more.

Registration is officially OPEN for the 27th Annual Black Women for Wellness Reproductive Justice Conference ✨This year’...
05/14/2026

Registration is officially OPEN for the 27th Annual Black Women for Wellness Reproductive Justice Conference ✨

This year’s theme, “From Harm to Healing: Dismantling Barriers to Reproductive Justice for Black Women & Girls,” will center truth-telling, collective healing, and transformative solutions for our communities.

Join us on Thursday, August 13th at The California Endowment for a powerful day of conversation, community, education, and action rooted in reproductive justice.

Register now through the link in bio or visit the website listed on the flyer.

05/13/2026

“In order to get that old thing back, you have to do that old thing.” Whew, now that’s a word ✨

Our ancestors and the Black women before us left behind recipes, remedies, and resources rooted in health, wellness, and caring for ourselves and our communities. Sometimes getting back to the basics is exactly what we need. Drop some of your favorites in the comments 👀

The Beauty Justice Conference brought together women committed to looking good, feeling good, and learning how wellness, beauty, and justice all connect. 🖤

Be informed before you cast your ballot. ✊🏾Join BWW for our next Sisters@Eight on Friday, May 15 at 6:00 PM at the Museu...
05/13/2026

Be informed before you cast your ballot. ✊🏾

Join BWW for our next Sisters@Eight on Friday, May 15 at 6:00 PM at the Museum of African American Art for a community conversation on voting rights, local ballot measures, and what’s at stake for Black communities ahead of upcoming elections.

✨ Register at the link in bio.

📍 Museum of African American Art
Baldwin Hills Crenshaw Plaza
3650 W Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Suite 283
Los Angeles, CA 90008

Located on Level 2 across from TJ Maxx.

PCOS is officially being renamed PMOS (Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome), a shift experts say better reflects th...
05/13/2026

PCOS is officially being renamed PMOS (Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome), a shift experts say better reflects the reality of this condition and its impact on the whole body, not just the ovaries. 🤎

Swipe through to learn why the name is changing and what it could mean for awareness, diagnosis, and care moving forward.

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Tuesday 10am - 7pm
Wednesday 10am - 7pm
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Friday 10am - 6pm

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