The Superwoman Project
Superwoman Project is a national campaign that provides support to African-American moms in every aspect of their lives including: new motherhood, reproductive health, maternal/child mortality, parenting, mental and holistic health, marriage and relationships, and more.
About The Superwoman Project
Superwoman Project is a national campaign that provides support to African-American moms in every aspect of their lives, including: new motherhood, reproductive health, maternal/child mortality, parenting, mental and holistic health, marriage and relationships, and more.
The Superwoman Project”, includes a 1-day virtual and in-person live workshop series that take place in different states and cities across the country and address different topics that affect Black Moms and their health and well-being.
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Upcoming Live Stream Workshops
The Superwoman Project New Jersey will occur on Sat, July 17, 2021, from 10:00 AM to 2:30 PM EDT.
This one-day virtual LIVE free community workshop series focuses on helping Black Moms overcome the struggles of motherhood and improving reproductive health and disparities.
This virtual event included pre-event and 5 workshops:
- Pre-Event: Superwoman Project New Jersey presents a panel discussion with local professionals about the status and importance of reproductive justice in the New Jersey area.
- Bringing A Life into The World: Preventing maternal, infant mortality and the benefits of doula support.
- Mommy Gets Fit: Fitness workouts for mothers to stay in shape and healthy
- Healthy Living for Mommy and Me The important relationship between breastfeeding, nutrition
- Momma’s Inner Peace: Yoga Session for expecting and current mothers
- When Momma Has the Baby Blues: Helping moms in understanding and overcoming postpartum depression
Why Is The Superwoman Project Important?
- The ‘Superwoman’ trope paints African American women as unbreakable pillars of strength who are bottomless wells of love and forgiveness and remarkably dignified even in the face of struggle.
- According to the National Library of Medicine, African American Women have significantly increased health risks and limited resources.
- Studies show, African American women’s health disparities like obesity, untreated depression, and adverse birth outcomes are a byproduct of coping with racial discrimination and stress.
- Black/African Americans hold beliefs related to stigma, psychological openness and help seeking, which in turn affects their coping behaviors.
Our Partner REIGN
African American women are disproportionately impacted by hysterectomies and uterine fibroids, it’s important that Black Girl Health Foundation plays an active role in providing education and resources to help them live a healthier lifestyle. Our partnership with Reign allows us to do just that. Reign is a healthier alternative to the chemical makeup of tampons and sanitary napkins on the market.
Unlike other products, Reign is infused with Nobel Prize winning material Graphene. Graphene may provide several health benefits to women which may potentially relieve painful menstrual cycles, eliminates 99.9% of harmful bacteria, and balances the body’s pH level.
Becoming a sponsor for “Superwoman Project” helps a certain amount of underserved Black women get access to Reign’s non-toxic sanitary napkins.
Become A Sponsor
Bronze
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Logo on event website
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Social media acknowledgement
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Logo in BGHF Newsletter
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Help 20 underserved Black Women get free Reign Sanitary Napkins
Silver
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Logo on event website
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Social media acknowledgement
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Logo in BGHF Newsletter
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Logo airs during a commercial break of the virtual event.
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Two (2) 60 seconds commercial/brand displays during livestream event
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Help 60 underserved Black Women get free Reign Sanitary Napkins
Gold
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Logo on event website
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Logo on digital flyers
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Social media acknowledgement
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Logo in BGHF Newsletter
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Logo airs during a commercial break of the virtual event.
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Two (2) two minute commercial/brand displays during livestream event
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Help 150 underserved Black Women get free Reign Sanitary Napkins
Platinum
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Logo on event website
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Logo on digital flyers
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Social media acknowledgement
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Logo in BGHF Newsletter
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Logo airs during a commercial break of the virtual event
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Six (6) two minute commercial/brand displays during livestream event
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Help 280 underserved Black Women get free Reign Sanitary Napkins
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Sponsors can make a special kickoff message at the virtual event.
about black girl health foundation
Black Girl Health Foundation, Inc is a non-profit 501c3 that connects with women of color through our College Ambassador Program implemented at educational institutions and communities throughout the United States. The program helps students and women in the surrounding communities adopt healthier behaviors through nutrition, exercise, and education.
OUR MISSION AND PHILOSOPHY
To create pathways to help women and girls of color improve their health through engagement, education, and empowerment.
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