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Welcome to NH Black Women Health Project

Welcome to NH Black Women Health ProjectWelcome to NH Black Women Health ProjectWelcome to NH Black Women Health ProjectWelcome to NH Black Women Health Project

Welcome to NH Black Women Health Project

Welcome to NH Black Women Health ProjectWelcome to NH Black Women Health ProjectWelcome to NH Black Women Health ProjectWelcome to NH Black Women Health Project

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As of always, all donations are appreciated and welcomed.

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Happy New Year

As we enter 2025, we still are pushing our agenda about Mental Health and Eliminating Racism. The Health Project begins with an African Women Summit!!! Two activities: "Know Thy Self" and "Making Informed Financial Decisions".


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Capturing Moments of Greatness: Kevin Powell Returns to NH film

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The Kevin Powell Return to NH film was one for the books. With 10 chapters, being based about growths and concerns in the black community. Citizens are answering real life questions on camera, giving insight of the black man in NH. Topics ranging from black imprisoning to absent father figures speak on how a black man is brought up, and how that upbringing affects their adulthood life. We thank everybody who was able to come out and enjoy the film with us!!

Mental Health Support with NH Black Women Health Project

Welcome to NH Black Women Health Project - Your Community Support Partner

Join us for our next We Are One Festival!! Music, food, dancing, vendors will be available.

Accompany us at Rev. Renee’s graduation party!!



NH Black Women Health Project - Giving Tuesday

Henrietta Lacks’ HeLa cells advanced medicine, allowing success in vaccines and cancer research.


Henrietta Lacks’ HeLa cells advanced medicine, allowing success in vaccines and cancer research.

CONGRATULATIONS TO ST. REP. LINDA H. GATHRIGHT RETURNING TO NH STATE GOVERNMENT & NEWLY ELECTED ST. REP. MARY GEORGES.

Statement of Last two Tulsa Race Massacre Survivors

It is 2025-103 years after the Tulsa Race Massacre - and our legal system continues to deny Black Americans an equal opportunity to seek justice under the law. Even after all these years, still we seek justice. The reality is as simple as it is chilling: we, the last two survivors of the Tulsa Race Massacre, have been forced to jump over higher legal bars than anyone else simply because we dare to seek justice for the atrocities committed upon us and our community. We are profoundly disappointed by the Oklahoma Supreme Court's decision ot reject our lawsuit and are deeply saddened that we may not live long enough to see the state of Oklahoma, or the United States of America, honestly confront and right the wrongs of one of the darkest days of American history. The impact of their denial being felt in NH and has an effect on our Mental Health.

CHECK OUT OUR PODCAST!

Eboni Queens of NH Podcast

Episode 4 “Perspectives on Friendship, Healing, and Overcoming Historical Trauma”

Tune in for our fourth episode of our podcast hosted by: Brenda Lett, Stephanie Hawkins, Devona Warner with special guest, Renee Rouse!!


https://open.spotify.com/episode/1K1l5VcmOydCSeGFFcZlE4?si=kSESo5shR1aqCDaGpj9PDg


Also, watch for our second season!

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