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Yes2Kollege's African American Women's Health Legacy (AAWHL) program empowers and educates women and girls to take control and better manage their chronic diseases
through self-management, health eating,
and active living. Three African American women in Sacramento, California have been meeting at the kitchen table for the past year to discuss the plight of themselves, their children, and their families. Knowing immediate attention and action is necessary for stabilizing the negative conditions in their community, they are a voice for African Americans embracing higher education, healthy lifestyle practices, and healthy families. They are taking on the leadership role and responsibility for passing on a healthy legacy of proper eating, physical fitness and self-management and treatment of Type 2 Diabetes, or “sugar”, and are calling their movement the
“African American Women’s Health Legacy” (AAWHL).

28/01/2023

Mental health and substance abuse often goes overlooked and untreated in the African American community. To help youth with needed services our Family Culture Coaching Alliance is providing FREE substance abuse and mental health services
(depression, bullying, physical abuse, racism, etc.) to African American youth in Sacramento. If you or someone you know could benefit from our services please contact one of our service providers, spaces are limited.

23/10/2022

AAWHL Sister Circle Returns.

11/08/2022

We are extending the deadline to apply for scholarships to August 29th! We encourage you to spread the word to your co-workers, family, and friends.

18/06/2022

In celebration of Juneteenth, CCBNA is bringing you a Grand Rounds event focused on successfully sustaining grassroots momentum. This event is hosted by UC Davis Health and the Council for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. Click the link to register https://linqapp.com/CCBNA?r=link

10/06/2022

We’ll see you at Land Park on August 13! Sign up to be a vendor or volunteer at the 2022 Sacramento Black Womxn's Festival. Deadlines are June 27th for Volunteers and July 9th for Vendors (limited availability)
SIGN UP HERE https://linktr.ee/bwusac

08/02/2022

We are excited to announce our first-ever Middle School Student Leadership Conference on March 9, 2022 at Sacramento State‼️

Registration is STILL OPEN 🙌🏿🕺🏿 We are excited to participate in STEM-based projects this year. YOU DO NOT WANT TO MISS ‼️

Learn more about how to register by visiting www.blackstudentscu.us/ms-conference

05/02/2022

2022 Black Parent Involvement Day information, Monday, Feb 28, 2022. Join us!!!

04/01/2021

Public Health’s Equity Response to COVID is a new statewide campaign to strengthen the ability of California’s public, nonprofit, and grassroots public health infrastructure to: Reduce the spread of COVID-19 …

Happening Now. Join us!
03/10/2020

Happening Now. Join us!

Tune into our LIVE conference call to hear information about healthy eating and active living! 1. Walk in your community 2. Wear a banana themed attire 3. Take pictures and post to Facebook with the

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