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Sexual Health & Empowerment

Uplifting a community of women who celebrate each other, speak our truths and put forward our needs as a priority.

Upspoken is a space for Black women to come together to share our varied experiences, strengths, vulnerabilities and successes in love, relationships and sex. We believe that, together, we can build power and strength from each other, giving us the confidence to take full ownership of our sexuality and build healthy relationships that prioritize our needs. 
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Stories of discovering for the first time we were Black. Stories of being told to hide our bodies (and beautiful curves) because we should be ashamed. Stories of losing ourselves and finding ourselves in love.  And even the hard things our community just doesn’t like to talk about—like sex.
We asked the women that came to this space “What does being Upspoken mean to you?” And this is what we heard…
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RoyalTea, a sexual wellness toolkit by Upspoken, takes the innate power of Black women and brews it with sexual empowerment to pour protection and pleasure tips into our community. Sipping this Tea will equip us to:
  • MAKE decisions for and about our bodies without shame, stigma, or guilt
  • TAKE control of our sexual health and speak up for our needs loudly and unapologetically
  • DETERMINE our path for reproductive choices and STI prevention in healthy ways
  • IMPROVE the way we show up for ourselves in love, sex, and relationships
We’re here as a resource for Black women to refresh the relationship with our bodies (she misses you), at our own pace (we are not all the same), and create tactics to enrich our sexual health, sexual care and sexual pleasure (yep, that’s important too).
No longer will Black women have the highest new cases of HIV and levels of mortality for every major cause of death. Powered with RoyalTea, we’ll be armed with hot tips to sip on for our proper care.
Sisters, let’s sip together and amplify our power because like Nikki Giovanni said, there is a reason for our Ego Tripping.

To go deeper into this topic and learn more visit 
https://bit.ly/MoreRoyalTea and https://upspokenwomen.com
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Ways to support our aging work, mission and vision:
  • Donate: Your generous donations directly contribute to our programs and initiatives aimed at supporting the sexual wellness of Black women. Every contribution helps us provide essential resources, advocacy and community-building efforts.
  • Partner: Partnering with us amplifies the impact of our work. Collaborate with us to create tailored initiatives, events or campaigns that address the unique needs of Black women's sexual health.
  • Volunteer: Join our dedicated team of volunteers and actively participate in the mission to enhance the well-being of Black women. Your time, skills and passion can make a meaningful difference in the lives of those we serve.
  • Sponsor an event: Become a sponsor and align your brand with our commitment to bringing Black women to together to share our varied experiences, strengths, vulnerabilities and successes in love, relationships and sex. Sponsorship opportunities provide visibility, engagement and the chance to be part of a vital movement promoting well-being and empowerment.

Resources

RoyalTea, sexual empowerment toolkit: https://upspokenroyaltea.com/
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For additional resources visit cabwhp.org/resources and cabwhp.org/education

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The California Black Women's Health Project is the only statewide, non-profit organization that is solely committed to ​improving the health of California's 1.2 million Black women and girls through advocacy, education, outreach and policy. 
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CALIFORNIA BLACK WOMEN'S HEALTH PROJECT
​​9800 S. La Cienega Blvd., Suite 905
Inglewood, CA 90301
​(310) 412-1828

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  • Home
  • Who We Are
    • Our Values
    • Our Team
    • Our Board
    • Our Legacy
    • Our Partners
  • Our Health
    • Advocate Training Program >
      • Sisters Mentally Mobilized >
        • Sisters Mentally Mobilized-OAK/Bay Area
        • Sisters Mentally Mobilized- Inland Empire
        • Sisters Mentally Mobilized-LA
        • Sisters Mentally Mobilized-Sacramento
      • Emerging Healthcare Leaders
    • Aging >
      • ECO Project
    • Black Girls
    • COVID-19
    • Maternal & Reproductive Health
    • Mental Health >
      • Sacramento Engagement Project >
        • Gen-Z Speaks Wellness
    • Special Projects >
      • Reparations
      • Menthol Project
    • Sexual Health & Empowerment
    • Violence Prevention
  • Our IMPACT
    • 2024 Impact Report
    • Education
    • Policy
    • Resources
  • GET INVOLVED
    • DONATE >
      • Giving F.O.R.W.A.R.D.
    • Events >
      • Women Who Dared
    • Join Our Team
    • Outreach & Partnerships
  • 30th Anniversary
    • 12 Days of Wellness >
      • Day Twelve
      • Day Eleven
      • Day Ten
      • Day Nine
      • Day Eight
      • Day Seven
      • Day Six
      • Day Five
      • Day Four
      • Day Three
      • Day Two
      • Day One
      • "Your Daily Wellness Curated: Books, Movies, Music & More"
    • Sisters At The Well
  • News & Stories
    • In the News
    • Our Stories
  • Community Impact: Highlight Series