Women's Health

The National Council of Negro Women supports Period Poverty Awareness Week with advocacy and grassroots outreach. This is a national initiative to educate our community about period products being taxed as luxury items.

Period Poverty Awareness Week is Supported by the National Council of Negro Women

Kiplyn Primus speaks with Debbie Hillman from the National Council of Negro Women about their advocacy around Period Poverty which impacts all who menstruate in our community.

June 7: Dr. Adrian C. Douglass and special guest Dr. Sharon Harley discuss Women's Health Issues, take your calls and questions--live!

Call Dr. Douglass between 6pm-7pm with your women's health questions at 404-880-9255

My Body, My Health, My Rights a YWCA Community Conversation takes place on September 28th featuring a panel discussion with experts. Facilitated conversations with take place at each table.

The YWCA will host a Community Conversation on "My Body. My Health. My Rights."

Kiplyn Primus speaks wtih Sharmen Gowens, CEO of the YWCA about their upcoming community conversation My Body, My Health My Rights taking place on September 28th.

Community Engagement

October 6: Drive Time With Dr. Douglass Features Breast Cancer, Women's Health Conversation

Join us for Drive Time With Dr. Douglass Presented by MDVIP Wednesday, October 6 at 6pm as we discuss breast cancer and women's health. October is breast…

Community Engagement

Drive Time With Dr. Douglass: Women's Health

Join us for the May edition of Drive Time With Dr. Douglass on WCLK, Wednesday evening May 5 at 6pm. May is Women's Health Month, and Host Adrian C.…

Community Engagement

The Local Take: Good Sam Atlanta Addresses Cervical Cancer Health Disparities With Free Screenings

This week on The Local Take I spoke with Ian Fennell about Good Sam Atlanta, a non-profit community health center that serves underserved populations in…