Black Women For Wellness

This year, we are proud to honor four extraordinary men whose leadership, service, and commitment have strengthened our communities and uplifted Black women and girls.

Join us in celebrating Dr. Richard Allen Williams, Robert “Akil” Bell, Impu Ka Mut, and Baba Flagg (Kofi Amen Kumasi) at our annual Bring a Brotha to Breakfast. Through healthcare, healing, education, cultural preservation, advocacy, and community building, each honoree embodies the spirit of service and collective care.

Thank you for your dedication, your impact, and the paths you’ve paved for future generations. We can’t wait to celebrate you.

🎟️ Tickets are available now at the link in bio.

Good food. Great company. Lifelong wellness. 🧑🏾‍🍳✨

Join us for the Kitchen Divas Experience, a hands-on cooking and nutrition education series designed to help our community build healthier habits through affordable meal preparation, wellness education, and connection.

This month, we’ll be joined by special guest Chef Claude Booker for an afternoon of learning, cooking, and community. Whether you’re looking for new recipes, practical nutrition tips, or simply a fun experience with others, there’s a seat at the table for you.

📍 June 20, 2026
⏰ 1:00 PM
📍 Black Women for Wellness

Register today at bwwla.org or scan the QR code on the flyer.

Get ready to groove with us at Bring a Brotha to Breakfast! 🎶

We’re excited to welcome the Blue Note Caravan Trio, bringing smooth jazz and soulful sounds to help set the tone for a morning of celebration, connection, and community.

Know a brotha making a difference? Tag him below, send this post his way, and join us on June 12th for an unforgettable experience.

🎟️ Tickets are available now at the link in bio.

BWW’s [M] Factor Screening: Perimenopause & Menopause Conversations for Black Women was a powerful afternoon of education, healing, and connection.

Our community gathered at Art Share LA to explore the realities of perimenopause, menopause, and midlife wellness through a screening of The M Factor: Shredding the Silence on Menopause and an engaging conversation with health experts and community leaders. Together, we created space for truth-telling, shared experiences, and discussions about the importance of culturally competent care for Black women at every stage of life.

Thank you to The [M] Factor team, our speakers, attendees, and supporters for helping make this event so meaningful.

Join Black Women for Wellness’ for Fierce Aunties After Dark, an intimate evening of honest conversation, connection, and s*xual wellness.

As we age, our relationships with our bodies, desire, intimacy, and pleasure evolve. Yet so many women are never given the space to talk openly about what that journey actually looks like. From shifting desire and changing hormones to navigating s*xuality during perimenopause and menopause, many of us are left to figure it out on our own.

Fierce Aunties After Dark creates a welcoming, judgment-free space to explore the conversations we deserve to have. Together, we’ll discuss:
- Reclaiming desire, pleasure, and intimacy
- Pelvic floor health and its impact on s*xual wellness
- Sexuality during perimenopause and menopause
- Common stigmas around aging and s*x
- Communication, relationships, and connection
-How to seek support and resources when needed

This three-hour experience is designed to break stigmas, build community, and reconnect you to your s*xual wellness, pleasure, and overall well-being. Register with the link in bio. shorturl.at/Yeuvn

Did you know that pregnant people and developing babies are especially vulnerable to harmful chemicals found in plastics?

Join Black Women for Wellness on June 10th from 6:00–7:00 PM for No Plastic in Training: Doula Training on Plastics and Our Health, a free virtual webinar designed for doulas and birth workers.

Learn about plastic exposure, safer alternatives, and practical ways to support healthier pregnancies, births, and communities.

RSVP at the link in bio.

Join Black Women for Wellness tomorrow, June 6th at 2:00 pm for Road to Essence Los Angeles hosted by SisterSong !

We’re excited to share that our Executive Director Janette Robinson-Flint will be speaking on a powerful panel. Registration is free. Don’t miss this opportunity to connect, learn, and be in community. RSVP with the link in bio! shorturl.at/qkmSW

Thank you to everyone who joined us for an evening of storytelling, reflection, and community at our Smile, Roxy! table read. 💛

Together, we explored the intersections of love, reproductive justice, infertility, and motherhood through a powerful live reading of Ama Anane’s heartfelt romantic comedy. The conversation that followed created space for honest dialogue about the realities many Black women and LGBTQ+ families face while navigating family-building and healthcare systems.

A special thank you to writer-director Ama Anane, featured reader Jerrie Johnson, our talented cast, and every community member who shared their thoughts, experiences, and insights. Your voices help move these important conversations forward.

We’re excited to welcome Keith Hodges () to this year’s Bring a Brotha to Breakfast as our wellness collaborator and facilitator. 💪🏾

Keith has trained NBA, NFL, MMA, and professional boxing athletes, and he’ll be leading a special wellness experience focused on movement, health, and showing up as our best selves.

Join us on Friday, June 12 at 10:00 AM for a morning of live jazz, meaningful conversations, a themed breakfast, community celebration, and recognition of the men making a positive impact on Black women and girls.

🎟️ Tickets are available now through the link in bio

Join our Maternal Mental Health Program on June 18 at 5:00 PM for Black Joy in Action: A Maternal Mental Health Listening Session. 💜

This community-centered conversation is an opportunity to share your experiences, insights, and recommendations related to maternal mental health support and services. Your voice will help inform future programming, advocacy efforts, and resources designed to better serve Black women and families.

Participation is voluntary, and all feedback will be used to help identify community needs and improve maternal health outcomes.

Register today through the link in bio.