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Blog Post- International Women’s Day Women’s Talk on Health inequalities in BAME women

13 March 2021.For International Women’s Day a discussion was held about the inequalities in health for BAME women. The COVID

“My vaccine protects you; your vaccine protects me.” Meeting of 27th Feb 2021 On the 27th of February we discussed

The pandemic has shone a light on the increasing numbers of physical and mental abuse that are present. Although physical

Happy International Women’s Day The significance of International women’s day International Women’s Day is a global day celebrating the social,

Join us for part 2 of International Women’s Empowerment month information discussion about the current health inequalities which Black and

Join us on 27th February 2021 for a Pre International Women’s Empowerment month information discussion about the current health inequalities

Date: Saturday 28th November Time: 5-6 pm How do you wear your hair? Long, short, braided, threaded, natural, curly, straight?

Date: Saturday 28th November Time: 10.30am -12noon We will be discussing the impact of COVID on our lives as we

Date: Friday 30th October Time: 4-5 pm As part of Redbridge Council and Barking and Dagenham Council’s Black History Month

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic which has unfortunately caused many people to lose their jobs and livelihoods, we have