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I've been working with The Beautywell Project, featured in this piece, to secure federal funds that are helping educate folks about the dangers of harmful skin-lightening products, which disproportionately impact young women of color. Grateful for Beautywell's leadership and partnership.
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Thank you Amira Adawe and The Beautywell Project for your partnership in establishing federal funding to educate communities of color – especially women of color – about the dangers of harmful skin-lightening products. Your leadership and advocacy is so important.
Great to welcome Amira Adawe to my St. Paul office today! Amira is the Executive Director of The Beautywell Project which aims to combat the use of skin-lightening products containing dangerous levels of mercury and hydroquinone. These products disproportionately impact women of color. That's why over the last few years, I have worked with Amira to secure funding through the Appropriations process for the FDA to educate the public about the dangers of these largely unregulated products.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has issued warnings about harmful skin-lightening products being illegally marketed to consumers – disproportionately impacting women of color. Pleased to work with The Beautywell Project on this important public health issue and to push the FDA to hold companies accountable!
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has issued warnings about harmful skin-lightening products being illegally marketed to consumers – disproportionately impacting women of color. Pleased to work with The Beautywell Project on this important public health issue and to push the FDA to hold companies accountable!
“No one will marry you if you have dark skin.”
The Beautywell Project aims to educate communities about how to reject the idea that lighter skin is better.
“No one will marry you if you have dark skin.”
The Beautywell Project aims to educate communities about how to reject the idea that lighter skin is better.
It’s International Day of Education today!
To celebrate the power of education, we’re sharing with you a new series of animations highlighting the problem of colourism in .
is the racist concept that lighter skin is more desirable and deserving of higher status and more success.
STRIPED in collaboration with Medical Aid Films have created three films that denounce colorism and harmful skin-lightening products. The animations were used in a new online course for health professionals who work with young people in India.
Watch and share:
https://bit.ly/3tUTu3l
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Dark Is Beautiful
Women of Worth
The Beautywell Project
Monk Prayogshala
Nandini Balakrishnan
CNN International
This group of 33 women work across the environmental environmental space: from using plants to remediate "toxic hot spots" in the soil and air of Los Angeles' inner city, to creating a healthy, thriving community in the Northern Mariana Islands by incorporating Indigenous maritime traditions and ocean stewardship into daily life, to ensuring food access in food apartheid communities by fostering networks and exchange systems of farmers and growers, and much more. 🌏
This fall, these leaders will participate in a dynamic and action-oriented curriculum, deep discussions, and inspiring workshops, drawing from their lived experiences and devoted activism to create intersectional, long-lasting and just solutions for our communities and the world.
Thank you to Sierra Club for partnering with us on another year of uplifting the solutions of grassroots women leaders. Click the link below to read through and get to know each of these leaders + give them a big congratulations in the comments! 🎉
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The MPHA awards are a great opportunity to acknowledge the commitment and contributions of public health colleagues in Minnesota - make sure to register for our Annual Business Meeting & Awards Ceremony for Tuesday, June 15th at
https://mpha.net! 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆
[alt text: MPHA 2021 Annual Business Awards Ceremony, Tuesday June 15th from 3:30-4:30PM CDT. Register at MPHA.net! The Paul & Sheila Wellstone Public Health Achievement Award: Jackie Dionne, Director, American Indian Health, Minnesota Department of Health. Albert Justus Chesley Award: Annie Halland, County Manager, UCare. B. Robert Lewis Award: Governor Tim Walz, Governor of Minnesota. Harvey G. Rogers Environmental Health Leadership Award: Amira Adawe, Executive Director, The Beautywell Project. Student Achievement Award: Delaine Anderson, University of Minnesota School of Public Health]
The NORA Symposium was a success! Nearly 500 participants joined the webinar from around the world, making it the largest and most diverse NORA attendance to date. You can now watch the recording of this FREE webinar here: umash.umn.edu/2021-nora-symposium
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Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy (CIDRAP) The Beautywell Project RCMA University of Minnesota School of Public Health Midwest Center for Occupational Health and Safety
Grateful for Amira and The Beautywell Project's advocacy on changing the narrative around damaging beauty standards – and I’m proud to work together on improving our federal regulations for harmful and largely unregulated skin-lightening cosmetic products.
Whiteness is the global beauty standard—and a multi-billion dollar industry. In many parts of the world, skin-lightening products are marketed to people of color, especially those with the darkest skin.
Watch PBS NewsHour tonight for our report on The Beautywell Project founder Amira Adawe's efforts to get toxic products off the shelves and help young women of color learn to love the skin they’re in.
REGISTRATION NOW OPEN! We can't wait to see you April 22 for this FREE webinar on COVID-19 in the Workplace. Join Mike Osterholm PhD MPH, Amira Adawe MPH, Lourdes Villanueva, and Jonathan Sellman MD MPH.
➡Learn more and register at:
http://umash.umn.edu/2021-nora-symposium/
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