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Social Network Boasts Over 600 Members While Website Visitors Come From Every Corner on Earth.

Health Policy Experts and Women’s Health Advocates Discuss What’s at Stake for Black Women in Health Reform

The Tell All Book That Has Black Women Living A More Passionate and Fulfilling Life

Adornment365 is the salon experience brought to you by the producers of the pioneering Adornment Natural Hair, Health & Beauty Exhibition.

Author Ananda Leeke explores how Black women use social media with a one-on-one interview with Abiola Abrams, an author, filmmaker, and entertainment journalist.

iask Small Groups Deemed Critical in the wake of the Tragic Shooting Death of iask Member Patricia Ann Kelly by her husband at People's Church in Silver Spring, Maryland on Sunday Feb 22, 2009

Houston, Texas February 10, 2009 – While the economy continues to top the list of concerns for most Americans, making ends meet has become a more of a challenge for many more Black Americans, and getting ahead still seems to be somewhat of a dream.

Website for Black Women is about to unveil a new look for its anniversary.

July 17, 2008 - Washington, DC - BAP Author Ananda Kiamsha Madelyn Leeke will host the third episode of BAP Living Radio. The show's theme is "Walking the Path of the Life Entrepreneur.” Guest panel features founder of The Saartjie Project.

iask, Inc. Founding President Sophia Nelson, Esq. & Dayna L. Smith, MS offer unique "workshop to professional women of color at black women's health imperative 25th anniversary conference hosted in Washington, D.C. June 19-21st, 2008.

WASHINGTON, DC – The Saartjie Project, a collective of artists and activists exploring the life and legacy of Saartjie (Sara) Baartman is taking to the stage this August!

An open talk with the eight exhibiting photographers from "underEXPOSED: Black Women Photographers in America" will be held at 2p Sunday, Feb. 17 in the Freida & Roy Furman Gallery at the Walter Reade Theater @ New York City's Lincoln Center.

Photographers who are currently exhibiting with "underEXPOSED: Black Women Photographers In America" will be on hand for an open discussion about their works. The show features portrait, travel, nature and photojournalism works. Admission is free.

Reception for the show "underEXPOSED: Black Women Photographers In America" Eight photographers exhibit travel, portrait, nature and photojournalism works. The reception is free and open to the public. Program starts at 7p. Light refreshments.

A new marketplace provides free listings of Black Women entrepreneurs and a new store features products that appeal to Black women around the world.

"underEXPOSED: Black Women Photographers in America" A traveling exhibit which runs from Feb. 1 thru Feb. 28 in the Freida & Roy Furman Gallery at the Walter Reade Theater at Lincoln Ctr. Opening reception, 6 to 9pm Feb. 6, 2008; open to the public

EEW Magazine surveying thousands of African American Women about American perception of HIV/AIDS

Newly Ph.D.'d Temple University alum, poet, essayist, Leeway Foundation grant recipient and Writing Aloud series selectee Niama L. Williams turns her back on academe to pursue 3-track dream business.