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We invite you to join us in pursuing racial equality. Below is a list of resources aggregated by members of the WISE LA Community.
Learn
Resources on Anti-Racism
Black Lives Matter Los Angeles
Campaign Zero
Equal Justice Initiative
8 Can’t Wait
Townhall with President Obama
Act
The State of Mental health and Black Women: Clinical Considerations
Identity and Cultural Dimensions from
NAMI
Effective therapy with Black women
Wellness Apps we’ll be using in 2022
Nina Westbrook is urging Black women to put their mental health first
Making Mental Health a Leadership Priority
Email or call your city council members about legislative policy, budget, and appointment demands that will benefit Black people in your community.
5 calls
provides resources on how to do this, including who to call and scripts to use when you do.
Vote
. Nationally and locally.
Join
Fair Fight
Support Black-owned businesses
Orange County
Los Angeles
Donate
Color of Change
NAACP Legal Defense Fund
Bail Funds for Local Protestors
Help the family of George Floyd
Fight for Breonna Taylor
Help the family of Ahmaud Arbery
Statistics
“Black women have continued to make significant inroads in many disciplines yet remain one of few demographic groups that must advocate for themselves to receive consistent and high-quality care.” Source
here
.
“The history of Black women's access to health care and treatment by the U.S. medical establishment, particularly in gynecology, contributes to the present-day health disadvantages of Black women.” Source
here
.
“Infant mortality rates for children born to non-Hispanic Black women are twice as high as those for children born to non-Hispanic White women.” Source
here
.
Insights on Serena Williams and her terrifying experience as a Black mother giving birth that rolls into the systemic issues uncovered over the years that impact Black mothers and their survival rates in comparison to white mothers:
America Is Failing Its Black Mothers
More and more athletes are prioritizing mental health, led by top athletes like Serena Williams and Simone Biles who also featured in Forbes top 10 highest paid female athletes in 2021. Source
here.
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