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Support Allure Alliance – Invest in Black Women
At Allure Alliance Inc., we believe in the power of community-driven solutions to transform health outcomes. As a Black woman-owned nonprofit, we are deeply committed to reducing health disparities in marginalized communities. Through our work in health education, Community Health Worker (CHW) training, and sexual health advocacy, we strive to provide vital services in historically underserved areas and excluded from healthcare resources.
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Allure Alliance Inc.
2025 Calendar of Events
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QUEEN Talk
QUEEN Talk is a comprehensive program by Allure Alliance that aims to address disparities in reproductive and sexual health access for African American women. The program's primary objective is to provide critical information, foster dialogue, and establish connections within Black communities to promote a greater understanding of reproductive and sexual health and wellness across the lifespan.
LOCATION (map) :
CASA DO BRASIL
Click Date to register.
EVENT DATES
April 19, 2025 @ 1:00 pm
May 17, 2025 @ 1:00 pm
July 19, 2025 @ 1:00 pm
August 16, 2025 @ 1:00 pm
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CHW training
A Community Health
Worker (CHW) training-
A promotor(a) or
community health
worker is a trusted
member and has a close
understanding of, the ethnicity, language, socio economic status, and life experiences of the community served. A promotor(a) or community health worker assists people to gain access to needed services and builds individual, community, and system capacity.
Click cohort number to get more information/register about the course.
COHORT 4
June 2- Aug 17
COHORT 5
Sept 29-Dec 15
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Our Commitment to Racial Equity
Allure Alliance remains steadfast in addressing racial disparities in health. Guided by our racial equity statement, we strive to create spaces where every voice is heard, and every individual has access to the resources they need to thrive. Our programming ensures inclusivity and support for all community members, regardless of race, gender, or orientation.
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Partner With Us in 2025
We’re seeking sponsorships to make our events and programs even more impactful. By becoming a sponsor, you help us provide critical resources, training, and community-building opportunities. Interested in partnering? Contact us at info@randomblackgirls.com to discuss sponsorship opportunities!
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National Youth
HIV/AIDS Awareness Day
National Youth HIV and AIDS Awareness Day is celebrated on April 10 every year. This day aims at raising awareness, generating conversations, and spotlighting the work being done to reduce HIV and AIDS among young people. This is a very important day to remember because HIV/AIDS among youth is a bigger problem than many believe it to be, according to the most recent HIV statistics. It is therefore critical to promote young voices and peer-to-peer education as powerful weapons in the fight against the AIDS epidemic.
National Youth HIV & AIDS Awareness Day #NYHAAD | HIV.gov
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The 2025 Black Maternal Health Week (BMHW25) theme, “Healing Legacies: Strengthening Black Maternal Health Through Collective Action and Advocacy,” emphasizes the power of Black-led perinatal, maternal, and reproductive health organizations to drive systemic change and foster community healing. The theme acknowledges the persistent legacies of systemic oppression(s), reproductive injustices, and health inequities that have disproportionately affected Black Mamas and people. It emphasizes the need for healing at both individual and community levels while addressing the need for restorative approaches to maternal health care. BMHW25 celebrates the leadership and expertise of Black community-based organizations as the foundation for advancing equity and ensuring transformative, sustainable improvements in Black Maternal Health. Advancing collective action highlights the essential role of collaboration between Black-led organizations, advocates, and communities to lead advocacy efforts, shape policies, and amplify solutions. This week underscores the necessity of Unity and the Power of Community to create a future where Black Mamas, families, and communities, Thrive!
Working Together to Reduce Black Maternal Mortality | Women’s Health | CDC
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Stress Awareness Month
April is recognized as National Stress Awareness Month to bring attention to the negative impact of stress. It has been held every April since 1992 to raise awareness of the causes and cures for our modern-day stress epidemic. It is the time when we have an opportunity for an open conversation on the impact of stress. Managing stress is an essential component of a healthy lifestyle.
According to ‘Mates in Mind’, in 2022/23:
- There were 875,000 cases of work-related stress, depression, or anxiety.
- Stress, depression or anxiety accounted for 49% of all work-related ill-health cases and 54% of all working days lost due to work-related ill-health.
- The main work factors cited as causing work-related stress, depression or anxiety include the demands of the job, lack of control, lack of information and support, work relationships, and roles and responsibilities.
Stress Awareness Month - National Today
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📣 Community Event Announcement: Latino-PositHIVe Resistance – El Paso Edition! 🌟
We are thrilled to announce the arrival of Latino-PositHIVe Resistance to El Paso, Texas!
This powerful community convening is designed for Latino/x gay, bisexual, and queer men living with HIV. After impactful gatherings in Mexico, Colombia, and Brazil, and a successful U.S. debut in San Diego, we’re honored to bring this vital space of connection, healing, and empowerment to El Paso.
🗓️ What to Expect: Join us for a series of dynamic workshops focused on:
- 🌈 Sexuality & Pleasure
- 💬 Community & Visibility
- ❤️ Health & Well-being while living with HIV
This event is all about building resistance through community, joy, and knowledge.
📍 Next Stop: El Paso Help us spread the word and bring together a vibrant, affirming space for Latino/x men living with HIV. We’re hopeful this model can reach even more cities across Texas in the near future!
👉 Register here (info in English & Spanish): https://bit.ly/elpasolatinopositivo
📲 Tag us when you share! Let’s amplify this together:
Even if you’re not in El Paso, someone in your network might be. Please share this event far and wide—your voice could help someone find the community they’ve been looking for. 💛
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EMAIL US Call for Volunteers 🌟
Join us in making a difference! Are you passionate about creating positive change in your community? Do you want to be part of something meaningful? We're looking for dedicated volunteers like you to join our team!
Whether you have a few hours to spare each week or just want to contribute your skills and expertise, there's a place for you here. From organizing events to supporting local initiatives, every helping hand makes a difference.
Together, we can build a brighter future and create lasting impact. Join us today and be the change you wish to see in the world. Together, let's make a difference! Sign up now to volunteer and be part of something extraordinary.
EMAIL US
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📢 Calling all Black women! 📢
Your stories matter, your experiences are powerful, and your voice is essential. We're creating a safe and supportive space for Black women to share their sexual and reproductive health journeys, including those impacted by HIV/STIs.
Your stories have the potential to empower, educate, and inspire others in our community. Whether you've faced challenges, triumphs, or moments of resilience, your narrative can spark important conversations and break down stigma.
By sharing your truth, you're helping to shape a more inclusive and understanding world. Let's amplify Black women's voices and advocate for better sexual and reproductive health care for all.
Join us in this movement. Your story is valuable, your voice is heard, and together, we can make a difference. Share your story today.
THIS IS A PAID OPPORTUNITY
CLICK HERE
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We offer
PLAN B & OTC
O-PILL
FREE FOR COMMUNITY MEMBERS
If you need Plan B or Up to six months of OTC birth control
Submit your request
CLICK HERE
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New Contact Information
We’re excited to share updated ways to reach us!
Additionally, our website is undergoing an exciting transformation starting February 1, 2025. Stay tuned for a more dynamic and user-friendly experience at our website.
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