Black Women and Our Health
Black women in California represent a small portion of the population (approximately 6%). While we make up very little of the state's population, we are often over-represented in many poor health outcomes. The California Black Women's Health Project aims to empower women to become active participants in improving their health status. We believe women can make more informed decisions about their health and the health of their families when they have the right tools and information. CABWHP continues to serve as a leading resource for data and other information impacting the health and wellness of Black women in California.
CABWHP publishes issue guides with thorough analysis of health policy issues addressing Black women's mental, emotional and physical health. This material may be reprinted if it includes the following: Reprinted with the permission of the California Black Women's Health Project
Breast Cancer
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REproductive justice & incarcerated women
| justice_for_women.pdf |
Black women; surviving in secret
| black_women_surviving_in_secret.pdf |
Black women eliminating the stigma
| black_women_eliminating_the_stigma.pdf |
black women & the blues
| black_women_and_the_blues.pdf |
racism & black women's Mental health
| racism_and_black_womens_mental_health.pdf |
