No Menthol Sunday
The Center for Black Health & Equity recognized “No Menthol Sunday” on May 19th, an annual event that raises awareness about tobacco’s impact on Black communities, and engages faith leaders to educate congregants about smoking, vaping, and the role of menthol and other flavors in initiating and sustaining tobacco use.

Reducing the Risk of Breast CancerTaking a Stand Against Sugar
In the battle against breast cancer, our diet plays a pivotal role, particularly in how we consume sugar. For African-American women, who are at a higher risk of breast cancer, reducing sugar intake isn't just advice; it's a crucial strategy for health empowerment.

National Diabetes Month
November is National Diabetes Awareness month, a time when communities across the country seek to bring attention to diabetes. This year's focus is on taking action to prevent diabetes health problems. “Diabetes is a disease that occurs when your blood glucose, also called blood sugar, is too high.
