Collaborations and Community Events

​Full events calendar coming soon! In the meantime, please contact our office for information on upcoming events at (310) 412-1828 or via email at wellwoman@cabwhp.org

The CABWHP seeks to provide Black women with the tools and training to enhance their advocacy skills and empower the next generation to continue to work to improve the health of Black women, our families and communities.  Our events emphasize the need for statewide advocacy training efforts to build the collective capacity of the community to address health issues, increasing diversity in health professions and policy advocacy to address overall systemic health improvements.  

Even Me Film Screening and Dialogue 

​As part of an initiative with CA Black Health Network, California Black Women's Health Project  will be hosting screenings of the film "Even Me" directed by Megan Ebor, to encourage dialog about the increase of HIV among Black women over 50 years.

Crime After Crime Screening 

The California Black Women's Health Project, in collaboration with the Office of Assemblymember Autumn Burke (D-62), sponsored a special screening and dialogue on the documentary film "Crime After Crime" by Yoav Potash. The screening and dialogue focused on ending violence against women and girls. ​

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Advocate Training Graduation

Graduating over 10 advocates, the Advocate Training Program's 2015 Graduation highlighted our signature collaborative-centered leadership development, support network, and culturally competent skills-building program designed to train women from the grassroots community to become effective health policy activists, advocates and health professionals.  ​

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HIV Community Forums and Expert Panels

The California Black Women’s Health Project is currently supporting community forums to address the disproportionate impact of HIV/AIDS and STIs on women of color across California to better ascertain the support and provisions necessary for tailored prevention, primary care, health education and outreach to women of color at risk for, or living with, HIV, AIDS and other sexually transmitted infections.