Our Southern Roots Doula Collective is based in Dallas, Texas 🤎We’re committed to providing joyful, healthy, and culturally-affirming birth experiences for Black families #BMHW24 #BlackDoulaDay

Celebrate National Youth HIV/AIDS Awareness Day by taking control of your health! We’re welcoming people of all ages to our Easy Access clinic this Saturday, April 13 to get a free wellness check. #NYHAAD

Do You Trust Black Womxn or Nah? The uncomfortable truth: systems fail to protect us because they don’t trust us.

From May 23-26, we're celebrating our resilience, reclaiming our agency, and nurturing ourselves through radical self-care. #TXRJSummit
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Are you looking for a chance to get more involved with our Reproductive Justice Summit this May? We’re searching for volunteers who are passionate about uplifting Black womxn to support the event. If that sounds like you, tap in!

Sign up now: bit.ly/49tVIro

It was my pleasure to talk with the Executive Director of The Afiya Center. Their breadth of services goes way beyond basic health care, and they are truly the experts at shining a light on the disparities that exist for Black women in Texas. More from Texas Signal:

Currently The Afiya Center is the only reproductive justice organization in North Texas that is founded by, and primarily serves, Black women. The fact that they “unapologetically serve Black women” is something their Executive Director wears with pride. texassignal.com/the-texas-repr…

Jolene, we’re telling you to get a ticket while you can 🤠because we slashed the prices for our 2024 Texas Black Womxn’s Reproductive Justice Summit!

Reserve a spot for you and your shotgun rider today: eventbrite.com/e/2024-texas-b…

“We are truly an organization that’s here to serve the community we serve.”
Our Executive Director, Marsha Jones, spoke with Jessica Montoya Coggins from Texas Signal about how we’re always evolving to meet the needs of Black folk in Texas.

Read the article:
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Your #TransgenderDayofVisibility reminder: ⚠️Reproductive Justice cannot exist without trans justice ⚠️

We’ll continue to fight alongside our trans friends and family members in Texas to help them access the resources and care they need to thrive.

As an early member of the Houston NAACP, Black suffragist Christia Adair helped secure the right of Black womxn to vote and helped desegregate public spaces in Houston. She also made it possible for Black Texans to serve on juries and get county jobs. #WomensHistoryMonth

Time is running out ⌛Scholarships are available to attend our RJ Summit, but the application closes this Sunday, March 31. Hear from our Executive Director Marsha Jones about why these scholarships are so essential.

Apply now: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

Today’s #WomensHistoryMonth spotlight is Ruth Simmons! As the first Black president of an Ivy League school, she was named “America’s Best College President” by TIME. Simmons is a pioneer for Black womxn in higher education and a fierce advocate for HBCUs.