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upcoming events

Mark your calendars and join us for an unforgettable experience! The highly anticipated 4th Annual Endometriosis Conference is set to ignite Baltimore, MD on March 16-17, 2024.

Royal Sonesta Harbor Court Baltimore

550 Light Street Baltimore, MD 21202, US

Phone: (410) 234-0550

Booking Information:

Booking Cut Off Date: Thursday, February 22, 2024, by 5:00 pm EST

Your participation is key. If you have any questions, please contact us directly at info@endoblack.org.

 
 

Empowering Endo Sistas Site Live!

Through planned components, Endo Black, Inc. aims to significantly impact the lives of African American women affected by endometriosis. Our campaign combines educational digital resources, dynamic discussions, and widespread outreach to foster a proactive approach to healthcare. Join us in striving for a future where every woman, regardless of race or background, receives the support and resources she deserves.

Join us for an engaging event featuring influential figures from the endometriosis community. The event will be hosted in Atlanta, GA, leaving you fulfilled and empowered, ready to take an active role in your health journey. More details to come.

Head over to the website now to download our "Endo Symptom Tracker, and Your Doctor Question List".

thank you to our main sponsor

 
 

Join Us for a FREE African American and Endometriosis Workshop!

In collaboration with Prince George's County Memorial Library System, Endo Black Incorporated invites you to our African American and Endometriosis Workshop at Oxon Hill Library, MD, on March 27, 2024. Facilitated by Kimether Redmon, MPH, MSN, FNP-C, a nurse practitioner and an endo sister, this in-person event offers a unique opportunity to engage in discussions and gain insights into the challenges faced by the African American community dealing with endometriosis. Your attendance is not only valuable but also contributes to creating awareness and support. Admission is free, and we look forward to your meaningful participation.

Event Details:

  • Date: March 27, 2024

  • Time: 6:00 PM

  • Location: Oxon Hill Library, MD (6200 Oxon Hill Rd., Oxon Hill, MD 20745)

We're excited to see you there!

 

Endo black x honeygrow fundraiser

 

Join us at honeygrow (7698 Richmond Hwy) on Tuesday, April 9th, from 10:30 AM to 10:00 PM for the Endo Black Incorporated x honeygrow Fundraiser! With every order during this time, honeygrow will generously donate 20% to support Endo Black Incorporated. Don't miss out on this chance to dine for a purpose!

Event Details:

  • Name: Endo Black Incorporated x honeygrow Fundraiser

  • Date: Tuesday, April 9th

  • Time: 10:30 AM - 10:00 PM

  • Location: honeygrow, 7698 Richmond Hwy.

Description: Your visit to honeygrow on April 9th will directly contribute 20% of sales from Dine-In, Takeout, Delivery & Pick up orders to support Endo Black Incorporated. This is an opportunity to enjoy a delicious meal while making a positive contribution to a worthy cause.

RSVP & Details: https://grouprai.se/f270518

We invite you to join us for a purposeful dining experience and encourage you to share this event with friends and family.


WHAT HAPPENED?


Year at a Glance!

 

Step into the enchanting world of the 2nd Endo Black Award Gala 2023!

Award Recipients

Best Content Award: Jahna Merritt

Outstanding Ally Award: Heather Guidone

Legislative Advancement Award: At-Large DC Councilmember Christina Henderson

Endo Medical Disruptor: Dr. Soyini Hawkins

Inclusive & Connected Communities Award: Endo What?, Shannon Cohn

Endometriosis Organization of the Year: Sister Girl Foundation; Shantana Hazel

Catalyst of Change Award: Natasha Aldridge

Step into the enchanting world of the 2nd Endo Black Award Gala 2023! Hosted by Endo Black Incorporated on October 14, 2023, at the College Park Marriott in College Park, MD. Dedicated to addressing challenges faced by African American women and women of color with endometriosis, the gala celebrated resilience, honoring seven remarkable women in the endometriosis community.

Guided by endo-sister and radio personality Elizabeth Smith, the evening featured poetry by Jeffrey G Poetry, saxophone melodies by Craig "Cool Beach" Beacham, and violin tunes by Leanna "L Stringz" Holmes. Beyond the glitz, the event aimed to benefit the community through advocacy, education, and recognition. Learn more at www.endoblack.org and join us in applauding these extraordinary women.

Videography by Native Vision Film Works: https://nativesfilmworks.com/

giving through collaboration

 At Endo Black, Inc., we're fueled by a passion for addressing public health, tackling health inequities, and making a positive impact on young lives. If you share these values and want to make a meaningful difference, now is your opportunity to partner with us. We're actively seeking collaborations with like-minded organizations and companies. Your involvement can take various forms – from volunteering or collecting period care products for our Period Care Initiative to becoming a sponsor or vendor for our major fundraising events, including the Annual Endometriosis Conference, Endo Black Meet and Greet, or Award Gala. Your support can extend to becoming a presenting sponsor for our African American and Endometriosis Workshops, providing in-kind sponsorships for hosting our Mini-Talk Series at colleges to engage with young adults, or supporting our Ambassador Program, strategically promoting endometriosis awareness within the African American community across multiple states.

Whatever contribution you bring, whether big or small, it holds the power to make a lasting impact. Don't let this chance pass by – join us in creating positive change and fostering a community dedicated to addressing the challenges of endometriosis. Explore the opportunities outlined in our Endo Black, Inc. Corporate Partnership Proposal and Digital EB Briefing Booklet below. Together, let's make a difference and amplify the voice for those affected by endometriosis.

If you’d like to learn more about The ENDO Black League, email us directly at info@endoblack.org.

 

please see our current and past partners below

PARTNERS

Are you interested in partnering with Endo Black, Inc? We’d be delighted to work with groups and businesses who have a passion for women’s reproductive health, women’s health equity or women’s groups in general. if you’re interested, feel free to connect with us directly at info@endoblack.org.

 

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