About Enhance Black Women’s Health
Welcome to Enhance Black Women’s Health (EBWH)!
EBWH is more than just a weekly newsletter—it’s a thriving community dedicated to bridging the gap in healthcare equity, by directly addressing the social and racial factors impacting Black women's health.
For far too long, health disparities have disproportionately impacted Black women, and systemic inequities have placed undue blame on individuals rather than addressing the structures at fault. EBWH confronts these issues head-on, equipping you with actionable insights and in-depth conversations about the barriers—and solutions—to achieving health equity.
What You’ll Learn
At EBWH, we tackle pressing topics and provide you with resources to enhance your understanding and practice. Here’s a glimpse into some of the discussions you can expect:
These articles offer practical insights, historical context, and steps toward meaningful change in healthcare.
About the Author
Tomesha R. Campbell, MA, is the Founder of Enhance Black Women’s Health and is based near Boston, Massachusetts. She has extensive experience in healthcare education and research and is passionate about addressing implicit bias, promoting health equity, and dismantling structural racism.
Tomesha has collaborated with organizations like Autoimmune Wellness, Sip Herbals, Boston While Black, The Shift Society, Just Us Gals, and General Assembly. She’s also been a featured speaker at events such as The Black Women’s Health Conference, the AIP Summit, the Your Healthy Client Roster Summit, and Quarantine While Black.
Why Subscribe?
When you join the EBWH community, you’ll gain access to exclusive resources that make a difference:
Biweekly Articles: Explore key barriers to health equity and actionable strategies to overcome them.
Monthly Live Events: Join engaging discussions about the latest news and insights related to health equity.
Monthly Book Reviews: Discover books that inspire and inform your efforts to advance health equity for Black women.
Connect With Us
Have questions or ideas? Let’s connect!
📧 Email: enhanceblackwomenshealth@gmail.com
Together, we can enhance Black women’s health and create a more equitable healthcare system for all.