WELCOME, THE MEMBERS OF THE MINORITY WOMEN'S HEALTH PROJECT INC. (TMWHP), WELCOME YOU  TO OUR NEW SITE.  THIS NON-PROFIT IS DEDICATED TO IMPROVING THE HEALTH OF MINORITY WOMEN AND GIRLS THROUGH EDUCATION, POLICY, OUTREACH AND ADVOCACY. The Team

Our mission is to lead, develop and advocate for women of African descent as they support their families and communities. We fulfill our mission through research, advocacy and national and community-based health, education and economic empowerment services and programs in the United States and Africa. Through section and affiliate volunteers in 34 states, NCNW addresses local needs while impacting communities nationwide.

Girlfriends Book Club (GBC) is not only a book club but a sorority of some sort. Founded in 2004, Girlfriends Book Club has branched out to form a total of 3 chapters, including the Raleigh chapter. Not only do our members have a passion for reading, but they also have a place in their heart for volunteer activities, fundraisers and Black History awareness.

Welcome to the Beautiful Brown Girls Brunch Club (BBGBC)! BBGBC was created with a unified mission to celebrate and embrace our culture, ourselves and each other. We aim to promote a true sisterhood bond among our members. The Beautiful Brown Girls mission is to provide a unique monthly social opportunity for ethnic women to network together in a relaxed non-judgmental environment to create long lasting friendships, and build their sister circle..

Outdoor Afro is a social community that reconnects African-Americans with natural spaces and one another through recreational activities such as camping, hiking, biking, birding, fishing, gardening, skiing — and more! Outdoor Afro disrupts the false perception that black people do not have a relationship with nature. We remember our history in nature, leverage social media, and support relevant local leadership to create interest communities, events, and partnerships that support diverse partici …

Durham SisterFriends was started for African-American women to connect and build friendships. The purpose of the group is for women to get together and inspire,motivate and uplift each other in the spirit of sisterhood. The group is geared towards women in their 30's and 40's and early 50's. The group is a sounding board a shoulder to cry on and advice from ladies who have many lessons learned from life experinces. The group will meet and socalize and enage in activities and outings to promote o …

My goal is to meet women and families that are in the RDU area for discussions and forums about natural hair care. It's a movement that is growing and the product selections are vast... So lets meet up and discuss products, styling options, protective styles and fashion hey we do like to look good. Please feel free to make suggestions for venues hair tips and anything that comes to mind... Thank you for joining so that this can be a stop for info during your hair journey ;) Mimi

This meetup group is specifically for urban single mothers who successfully juggle the kids, the career, and the solidarity of a single parent household, but would like to meet and bond with like-minded, strong women to enjoy, laugh, cry, and renew. We will plan mini and major trips together, incorporate cultural activities for the family, and create mini networks within the group for specific services (ie, KidConnect [a sister to sister babysitting service for members to use amongst themselves] …

Calling all naturals in Greensboro, NC... looking for advice, ideas on how to care for your natural hair? Looking for new styles? Are you looking to socialize with other naturals? Thinking about going natural? Then meet up with us! We are looking forward to meeting you!

We are a group of women who enjoy and embrace our natural roots. We come together to celebrate the uniqueness and beauty of our natural hair. This meetup is for African American women with natural hair, those who are thinking about becoming natural beauties, and others who are transitioning. Here, you will find a support group, as well as useful information. On our message board, you can find topics about products, hairstyles, natural salons, and informative websites. Gather and commune with us …

If you are a Natural Diva and would like to network and socialize with other Natural Divas, this is the group for you.  During gatherings, we discuss our hair experiences, share styling ideas, have products reviews/swaps, and much more. Most importantly we encourage each other to continue on the journey to healthy natural hair.

The Urban 40’s & 50’s Network gives African-Americans and diversity friendly people the opportunity to network with other like-minded people. Meet-ups will focus on the business and social aspects of living in the Triangle. Events will incorporate business, networking, and socializing. On the business front, meet-ups may include workshops, seminars, networking events, and the like. Social events may include bowling, concerts, plays, trips, sporting events, etc.

"We write because we believe the human spirit cannot be tamed and should not be trained." Nikki Giovanni I started this group to support, promote, and help fellow aspiring African American writers in the community. Mahogany welcomes all forms of literary talent.  Our members consist of spoken word poets, poets, novelist, screenwriters, and children’s book authors, published and unpublished talent. We are also invested in our community and love to be a part of volunteer efforts. Please join if …

I've been natural since late 2007. However, I wore my hair straight. It wasn't until I started a a new job and met a co-worker who wore her natural, kinky hair that I decided to go kinky/curly natural. She encouraged & motivated me to try it. She became my ManeAngel. I decided to pay it forward to anyone thinking about becoming natural, transitioning, thinking about giving it up, or wanting new ways of loving your natural tresses. I look forward to providing quality informative meetups where we …

This group is for any professional person of color (*23+ years young/old and full-time employed and/or enrolled in professional graduate school), and is also interested in networking and participating in community activities for the betterment of Greensboro and its surrounding areas.  This group was established, because I am fairly new the area, and recognized a significant need for an organization like this.  I have met a tremendous amount of fantastic people and wish to continue along this pat …

I retired from the N.C. Division of Prisons in 2002 after 29 yrs. where I worked in Security, Diagnostics, Classification & Staff Training as a Criminal Justice Instructor. I made decisions on how to manage the most violent & volatile inmates. I've studied criminal behavior and criminal law for most of my adult life. I worked as an EMT & Paramedic for 4 yrs. after retirement.I'm NRA Certified as an Instructor in Handgun, Rifle, Personal Protection in the Home, and a Range Safety Officer. My hand …