This is an organization whose mission is to create a safe space for Black women to come together and discuss relevant health issues Black women and their families are facing. To combat the startling health disparities in morbidity, mortality, and access to healthcare Black women face in America, they hold monthly meetings in a local hair salon that bring together Black women with a rotating multidisciplinary team of Black women health professionals for informal and candid conversation. Having regular opportunities to meet with other Black women to discuss health and practice health-related conversations can improve our participants' health and wellness experience.

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The wellness educational nonprofit located in Roxbury MA that provides an innovative solution to eliminating health care disparities, was co-founded by three black female health practitioners—Dr. Jeanette Callahan, Dr. Karen Craddock, and Dr. Robin Reed. TWC provides education, insight, and best practices that promote sustainable personal and community health, wellness, and resilience. TWC seeks to address health disparities by doing work via a people, community, and partnership model to co-create collections, programs and support collaborative solutions to improve health outcomes. TWC's approach strategically links people, programs, practice and policies that engage BIPOC communities and leaders.

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The Cambridge YWCA mission is dedicated to eliminating racism, empowering women and promoting peace, justice, freedom and dignity for all.

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The wellness educational nonprofit located in Roxbury MA that provides an innovative solution to eliminating health care disparities, was co-founded by three black female health practitioners—Dr. Jeanette Callahan, Dr. Karen Craddock, and Dr. Robin Reed. TWC provides education, insight, and best practices that promote sustainable personal and community health, wellness, and resilience. TWC seeks to address health disparities by doing work via a people, community, and partnership model to co-create collections, programs and support collaborative solutions to improve health outcomes. TWC's approach strategically links people, programs, practice and policies that engage BIPOC communities and leaders.

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