Resilient Sisterhood Project
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Resilient Sisterhood Project
@rsphealth.bsky.social
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RSP is a window into reproductive health and wellness for women of African descent. https://rsphealth.org/
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Due to the federal government shut down, SNAP benefits are at risk of being put on pause starting on November 1, 2025. Read to find out what this means, what to do if you are affected, and ways to help. (1/2)
This workshop will focus on better understanding endometrial cancer through conversations on topics like post-menopausal bleeding, key risk factors, the diagnosis and treatment process, and ways to advocate for yourself in medical settings. (2/3)
All are welcome! Join us for the second session of our two-part workshop series exploring exploring menopause and endometrial cancer.

📆 Wednesday, October 29, 2025
🕛 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM ET
📍 Virtual
🎟️ Register: bit.ly/endometrialparttwo

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All are welcome to learn, ask questions, and gain practical insights about menopause.

📆 Friday, October 24, 2025
🕛 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM ET
📍 Virtual
🎟️ Register: bit.ly/menopausepartone

#Menopause #Education #BlackWomenReproductiveHealth #Boston #Massachusetts #RSP #ResilientSisterhoodProject

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During this hour, we will work together on closing knowledge gaps around menopause, discussing the stages of menopause, common symptoms and health concerns, treatment options like menopausal hormone therapy, and more. (2/3)
Join the Resilient Sisterhood Project for the first session of our two-part workshop series exploring menopause and its connection to endometrial cancer. (1/3)
You're invited! Join RSP for an afternoon of live music, powerful artwork, and insightful conversations as we mark the opening of our educational art exhibition, Call and Response: A Narrative of Reverence to Our Foremothers in Gynecology, at Harvard Medical School's Countway Library.
Join us for Prospera Institute's (PI) Health Equity for All (HEFA) Symposium 2025! The goal of this conference is to break down barriers to bioethics education. Because bioethics conferences are expensive and inaccessible to many communities, PI has decided to bring bioethics directly to the people.
Check out this post to read more about the possible implications of microplastics in the body and tips on how to reduce exposure.

#Microplastics #Plastic #ReproductiveHealth #BlackWomenReproductiveHealth #Chemicals #DisruptingChemicals #Boston #Massachusetts #Italy #RSP
According to a recent study conducted in Italy, microplastics have found their way into follicular fluid, adding to the ever-growing list of places where they have been found in the body. (1/2)
All are welcome to a screening of "PFAS and You" on September 12, 2025, from 1:00 to 2:30 pm ET! We are thrilled to have environmental justice activists, experts in chemical exposure science, and the film's producer and director join us for a panel discussion.

🎫Register today at bit.ly/PFASandYou.
Did you know about the first orally dissolvable tablet for birth control in the United States? Let us know in the comments if you answered correctly.

#DidYouKnow #Contraceptives #ReproductiveHealth #Boston #Massachusetts #Health #RSP #ResilientSisterhoodProject
The POWER Study is a community-based research project supported by the HHS Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals (EDC) Innovator Award Competition, a grant initiative aimed at identifying gaps in knowledge and innovative solutions to improve Black women’s health. (4/4)
⏱ Take our 3–5 minute survey
✔ Must be 18 or older
🔗 To participate, head to: bit.ly/3HwBzcn #POWEREJProject #BeautyJustice #CleanBeauty (3/4)
Silent Spring Institute & Resilient Sisterhood Project are teaming up again on the POWER Study (Product Options for Women-Engaged Research) to understand how people are using social media to learn about safer, healthier products—and your voice matters! (2/4)
Have you ever learned something new or surprising from a social media influencer—like which ingredients to avoid in your personal care products? We want to hear from you! (1/4)
Black women are disproportionately affected by delayed diagnoses endometrial cancer for several reasons, including disparities in healthcare access, implicit biases in the medical system, medical distrust, and a dismissal of symptoms. (2/3)
Endometrial cancer is a form of uterine cancer that develops in the lining of the uterus. (1/3)
@ewgofficial.bsky.social has put out their 2025 #CleanFifteen report with your go-to list for fruits and veggies with the least pesticide residues!

Swipe to see the top picks and eat with confidence! ➡️

#Boston #Massachusetts #ResilientSisterhoodProject #RSP #Health #Nutrition #Pesticides