The Black women’s Media Project

 
 
The Black Women’s Media Project addresses the impact of alcohol and its many related consequences on women in the African-American community, particularly as it is portrayed through mainstream media advertisements. The Project sponsors quarterly “Be Still” meditation & self-care retreats, gatherings, media campaigns and publishes a magazine called "Crossing the Invisible Line” to create dialogue and provide support to women. Read More History  Crossing the Invisible Line - Issue One: 
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Over the past three years, the BWMP has conducted more than a dozen completely free, self-care retreats for men and women in the African American community and beyond. The need for these retreats has been so strong that we had to add an additional retreat last year (in April ’09), and the most recent retreat (in October ’10) had the highest turnout of any retreat yet (over 200 men and women), and for which we had to turn away more than 50 people. The need is strong, the work pushes on!

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