Black women-centered events that nourish your mind, body, and soul!
We know managing the stress and responsibilities of being Black AND a woman requires collective support and a nurturing environment that replenishes our mind, body and soul. Our events provide safe space for Black women to connect, share, and rest. Be sure to check back regularly for upcoming events. See some of our previous events below.
UPCOMING EVENTS
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Join us on 2/8 for the west coast premiere of The First Deep Breath at The Geffen Playhouse.
Written by Lee Edward Colston II, The First Deep Breath chronicles the depths families will go to hide their skeletons from the outside world and each other.
Use code HEALTHRS to get your tickets today! CABWHP gets 100% of the proceeds from this one night only event! And there's more in store on 2/8! There will be welcome party, with DJ Mark from KJLJ 102.3 FM & an open bar starting at 5:30.
Written by Lee Edward Colston II, The First Deep Breath chronicles the depths families will go to hide their skeletons from the outside world and each other.
Use code HEALTHRS to get your tickets today! CABWHP gets 100% of the proceeds from this one night only event! And there's more in store on 2/8! There will be welcome party, with DJ Mark from KJLJ 102.3 FM & an open bar starting at 5:30.
African American Faculty and Staff Association (AAFSA) and the Office for Health, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion in partnership with California Black Women’s Health Project are hosting a community screening of The Big Hysto: A Black Womb Revolution on 2/9 at UC Davis.
The Big Hysto: A Black Womb Revolution speaks to the medical racism, sexism, homo/transphobia and xenophobia that Black womb holders/patients experience when seeking access to quality medical care. It centers fibroids, endometriosis, hysterectomies, ovarian cancer and cysts and calls out the racist evolution of the medical field built on the wombs and backs of Black bodies.
The Big Hysto: A Black Womb Revolution speaks to the medical racism, sexism, homo/transphobia and xenophobia that Black womb holders/patients experience when seeking access to quality medical care. It centers fibroids, endometriosis, hysterectomies, ovarian cancer and cysts and calls out the racist evolution of the medical field built on the wombs and backs of Black bodies.
PAST EVENTS
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6th Annual Biddy Mason Unsung Shero Legacy CelebrationSaturday, October 17, 20202020 Celebration “Biddy Mason-A Legacy of Economic and Healthcare Empowerment - a virtual “Meet-Up” of History & Activism
The Celebration is a platform to pay homage to the legacy of Bridget “Biddy” Mason, enslaved Black Woman, born in 1819 who became an empowered entrepreneur; honor Unsung and Spirit sheroes of the Greater Los Angeles County; and encourage community guests to continue the advocacy for social and economic justice for a better community. 
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National Midwifery Week 2020Monday, October 5, 2020Thank you for attending the virtual gathering in honor of National Midwifery Week 2020. And special thanks to our amazing panelists:
Dr. Michelle Drew, ACNM Dr.Tanya Khemet Taiwo, NACPM TiffanyTownsend, CPM Our very own awesome Sacramento-based advocate and staff person, Martine Wilson moderated with love and care for Black moms, babies, and families. 
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Stand4BlackGirls
Saturday, October 17, 2020
A "physically-distanced/in-person" gathering to uplift community voices to address Black girls and the epidemic rates of normalized sexual violence and domestic abuse they experience that is not on the national radar. Join us in Leimert Park (Los Angeles) for Standing4BlackGirls.
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