In-person registration has officially closed, but you can still attend this exciting summit virtually! Click the button below to submit your free registration for the virtual portion of our summit. […]
Hey Queen! Are you ready to dive into a discussion crafted just for us? Join our webinar, "Patterns of Weight Gain: Addressing Chronic Weight Management for Black Women," where we're shining a spotlight on our unique journeys toward weight management and healthier living. Let's talk about it all—from the cultural influences shaping our relationship with […]
This obesity education program will touch upon how social determinants impact obesity among Black Americans, with a primary focus on ways to manage obesity. The program will focus on communication with healthcare providers (HCPs) for partnership in treating obesity as a medical condition and seeking to avoid co-morbidities that can arise due to being obese. […]
Sisters by Choice, an Atlanta-based non-profit, offers breast health services to the underserved and uninsured. On November 18, between 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., at the Atlanta Family Caregiver Expo, the SBC Mobile Breast Clinic will be providing free breast screenings, including mammograms, and breast health education to those who pre-register. Patients must meet eligibility […]
Did you know Black women enter menopause earlier and have longer lasting, more intense menopause symptoms? More hot flashes and night sweats (lasting up to 7-10 years), worse sleep, more […]
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Riverchild Media in collaboration with Black Health Matters, the Beta Psi Sigma chapter of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Incorporated, and the Prince Hall Masons Medical Foundation presents “LIVING OUT LOUD: A Night with Courtney B. Vance and  Dr. Robin L. Smith.” Join Yona Deshommes of Riverchild Media as she discusses the topic of Black Men's mental […]
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