Hey there, I’m Tomesha, the voice behind Enhance Black Women’s Health (EBWH) Community. This is where I share a weekly reflection on what’s shaping Black women’s health, with context that’s often missing from the headlines.
Whether you’re a patient, provider, or advocate, if you want to stay informed and ready to act, you’re in the right place. 😉
What You’ll Find Here
Free subscribers receive The Community Letter each week. In each issue, I offer thoughtful reflections and context to help you stay grounded in what’s shaping Black women’s health.
Why Subscribe?
By subscribing, you’re joining a community committed to noticing patterns often ignored and saying the quiet part out loud. This space isn’t just about consuming more information. It’s about bringing patients, providers, and advocates to the table to discuss the disparities and inequities that impact Black women’s health.
When you upgrade to The Roundtable (launching soon!), you’ll get:
A shared space for deeper reflection and conversations about what’s shaping Black women’s health.
Monthly live discussions that slow down complex health topics and create room for questions, reflection, and nuance.
Ongoing community threads and an archive of past conversations to return to when clarity takes time.
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I Don’t Like Talking About Myself, But…
I’m a health writer and coach working at the intersection of nutrition, systems, and lived experience. My journey began with a deep interest in how food and behavior affect health, which led me to earn credentials from the National Exercise and Sports Trainers Association, Precision Nutrition, and the AIP Certified Coach program.
After earning a Master’s degree in Sustainable International Development and working at Partners In Health, I expanded my focus to the systems that shape health outcomes long before anyone enters a clinic.
The EBWH Community grew out of the belief that it’s not just what the research says. It’s how ignoring context can contribute to preventable harm and inequities.
How to Pledge Your Support
If you’re enjoying The Community Letter, you can pledge your support now and become a paid subscriber when The Roundtable launches. Paid subscriptions help me continue producing thoughtful, accessible reflections on what it will truly take to improve the health of Black women.
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