Your Uterus. Your Power.

The uterus—a wonder of nature and a powerful muscular organ—is central to a woman's reproductive health. It nurtures life and plays a vital role in the menstrual cycle.

So why aren’t we talking about it more?

Black women face disparities in diagnosis, treatment, and access to care every day. This community hub and shared learning space is meant to raise awareness, provide education, and power an advocacy movement that produces optimal outcomes for us when it comes to uterine health.

A healthy uterus is essential for overall well-being and fertility, and we believe in empowering Black women with knowledge and support that keeps us healthy and alive.

High-risk uterine cancer is on the rise, disproportionately affecting black women. Black women are 2X more likely to be diagnosed with uterine cancer than white women.

What Does Research Say?

According to Mayo Clinic, 90% of Black people with a uterus are diagnosed with fibroids by age 50. Black women also develop fibroids at younger ages and have larger, faster growing fibroids.

Black women are more likely to present with late-stage uterine cancer compared to White patients and non-Hispanic patients.

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