A groundbreaking report designed to shed light on the unique mental, emotional, and physical health experiences of Black women, viewed through the lens of their intersectional identities. This first-of-its-kind study, which surveyed 1005 Black women, addresses a critical gap in data, amplifying the voices and stories of Black women often overlooked in traditional research.

This report highlights the challenges Black women face and explores the strategies and resources they use to nurture their well-being. By providing these insights, the report serves as a foundation for systemic change, driving advocacy, education, and the development of culturally responsive care that prioritizes and supports Black women’s unique needs.