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About Ebony Women Health

Welcome to The Ebony Women Health Corps (EWHC), where we're dedicated to championing the health and well-being of Black women and girls across the nation. Founded by Neshé Conley, a passionate public health practitioner and advocate, EWHC is on a mission to address the systemic health disparities that disproportionately affect Black women and girls. At EWHC, we believe that health is a fundamental human right, yet far too often, Black women and girls face barriers to accessing quality healthcare and resources. From higher rates of chronic conditions to alarming maternal mortality rates, the health challenges facing Black women are urgent and multifaceted. That's why we're committed to advocating for change, empowering individuals, and building a healthier future for generations to come. Our approach is rooted in community engagement, education, and partnership. Through seminars, workshops, and speaking engagements, we provide essential information on health promotion, disease prevention, and navigating the healthcare system. We also collaborate with healthcare providers, community organizations, and stakeholders to establish referral networks and comprehensive healthcare services tailored to the needs of Black women and girls. At EWHC, we understand that addressing health disparities requires a multifaceted approach that considers social, economic, and environmental factors. That's why we're not just focused on treating illness; we're dedicated to addressing the root causes of health inequities and promoting holistic wellness for Black women and girls everywhere. Join us in our mission to break down barriers, build healthier communities, and empower Black women and girls to prioritize their health and well-being. Together, we can create a future where every Black woman and girl has the opportunity to thrive. Connect with us to learn more about our programs, initiatives, and how you can get involved in advancing Black women's health equity.

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