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Violence Prevention

​Developing New Solutions for Preventing Domestic Violence

In 2018, Blue Shield of California Foundation launched Reimagine Lab, a design lab intended to bring together leaders from diverse backgrounds to learn, reflect, and co-create promising ideas and solutions to break the multi-generational cycle of domestic violence. CABWHP CEO, Sonya Young Aadam was selected as one of 16 fellows in the Reimagine Lab who came together around a vision for a better future and a desire to help make it a reality. Learn more about the Foundation's work to break the cycle of domestic and family violence.

You can access the design lab Learning Report via this link: 
Reimagine Lab Watch the video: Reimagine Lab video
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Official Website
https://antiviolenceventures.org/

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"It's not enough for women to speak out on the issue - for the message to be strong and consistent, women's voices must be backed up by men's."
~ John Conyers

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Intimate Partner / Domestic Violence

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California Black Women's Health Project is compelled to carefully explore the potential impact of the elimination of Domestic Violence/Intimate Partner Violence and encourage Black women and girls to make self-love and self-care a priority by taking a stand against violence in our own lives and in our community.
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​Our DV/IPV work intersects with several of the programmatic thrusts including our:


  • Mental Health Initiative
  • ​Advocate Training Program​
  • Reproductive Justice Initiative

​We support and promote the development and sharing of promising, culturally-competent practices for high need, underserved populations to address domestic violence in CA. Notably, our ATP curriculum incorporates a domestic violence component to train and prepare advocates to conduct culturally-competent DV related outreach, prevention and advocacy services.


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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

wellwoman@cabwhp.org
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For media inquiries and marketing requests contact geneses@cabwhp.org​.

  • Home
  • Who We Are
    • Our Values
    • Our Board
    • Our Team
    • Our Legacy
  • Our Health
    • Advocate Training Program >
      • Sisters Mentally Mobilized >
        • Sisters Mentally Mobilized- Inland Empire
        • Sisters Mentally Mobilized-OAKLAND
        • Sisters Mentally Mobilized-LA
        • Sisters Mentally Mobilized-Sacramento
      • Healthcare Emerging Leaders Program
    • Aging
    • Black Girls
    • COVID-19
    • Maternal & Reproductive Health
    • Mental Health
    • Special Projects >
      • Reparations
      • Menthol Project
    • Sexual Health/Empowerment
    • Violence Prevention
  • DONATE
    • Giving F.O.R.W.A.R.D.
  • Our IMPACT
    • Education
    • Events
    • Outreach
    • Policy
    • Resources
  • News & Stories
    • In the News
    • Our Stories
  • GET INVOLVED