Learning about Hemophilia Ahead of World Hemophilia Day
Each year, on April 17, World Hemophilia Day is observed internationally.
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Backyard Gardening: Benefits and More
Though there are many ways you could get your nails dirty with soil, we want to highlight the route of backyard gardening! What is it, why is it beneficial, and how does gardening – or farming relate to the Black community? Let’s find out.
4 Reasons to Know and Live By Your Personal Brand
The first quarter of the year is over and many people have already forgotten about their resolutions and intentions for 2022. As we transition from winter into spring, revisit the intentions you set for yourself.
10 Black-Owned Businesses That Sell Top-Notch Baby and Maternity Products
If you’re on the hunt for new clothes, gear, or toys for your little one, check out these Black-owned baby brands, which make innovative and chic products for young kids.
Online Dating is Dangerous, Especially for Black Women.
The danger of online dating has never felt so real, especially with the deaths of three Black women: Asia Maynard, Lauren Smith Field and Brenda Rawl who were killed by men they met on dating sites.
World Poetry Day: Poems from Prolific Black Women Poets to Expand your Worldviews
March 21st is World Poetry Day. In celebration of rhetoric, artistry, and female poets of the African diaspora, we are highlighting prolific poets from around the world and their work.
5 of the Best African Female Authors
Here are five of Africa’s most accomplished female authors, who write on a diverse variety of social and cultural topics, from women’s rights and feminism to post-war and post-colonial identities
How Philadelphia is Honoring the Legacy of Harriet Tubman
“Freedom gives you choices, but education helps you make the right ones”.
Zong Massacre: How the Murder of 132 Black Slaves Exposed British Slave Trade.
In 1781, under the command of Luke Collingwood and his crew, the Slave ship Zong departed the coast of Africa on the 6th of September with 470 enslaved Africans
March Madness Fun, Education, and Inspiration
Who are today’s history makers? Here are webinars, virtual conferences, and storytelling events to observe Women’s History Month. Explore these free or low-cost events (both virtual and in-person) recognizing the contributions of women of color, past, and present.