
A cervical cancer awareness campaign dedicated to protecting Black women through education, early detection, and community support. Because your health matters.
Black women are 30% more likely to die from cervical cancer compared to white women, despite similar screening rates.
With regular screening and follow-up care, up to 93% of cervical cancers can be prevented entirely.
Black women face twice the delay in receiving follow-up treatment after abnormal screening results.
These aren't just statistics—they're our mothers, sisters, daughters, and friends. Together, we can change these numbers and save lives in our community.

How much do you really know about cervical cancer and prevention? Take our quick 2-minute quiz to test your knowledge—and learn some potentially life-saving information.
Then share what you've learned with the women you love. Knowledge is power, especially when it comes to our health.
We're counting down to our community health summit. Just 3 months until we gather to transform cervical cancer outcomes in our community.
Every conversation about cervical cancer screening potentially saves a life. Share this campaign with five women you care about today.
Is it time for your screening? Taking care of yourself is the first step in caring for our community. Book your appointment today.

"I put off getting screened for years because I was scared of what they might find. When my sister was diagnosed, I finally went. Now I get checked regularly because I want to be here for my daughter. Knowledge is power, and early detection saved my sister's life."
– Jade, 34, Wilmington
Real stories from women in our community remind us why this work matters. They inspire us to overcome fears, break through barriers, and prioritize our health.
Every woman deserves to feel empowered in her healthcare journey. By sharing our experiences, we build strength and solidarity.
Join us for powerful, supportive gatherings where we break the silence around women's health issues, share resources, and lift each other up.
September 20 • 12:00 PMJoin us for an intimate discussion on health advocacy, preventive care, and support.
December 9th 2025 • 7:00 PMOnline Via Zoom Conversation, connection, information, and resources.
January 2026 - TBDJoin us for a community self swab HPV screening where you can learn, swab, and take charge of your cervical health in a supportive space. Our team will guide you, answer questions, and help you understand your results. This simple screening can make a real difference for your health and your future.


Not a brochure. A clinical reference and patient education resource.
A talking points dashboard for medical assistants and providers having HPV conversations every day, with word-for-word scripts for cervical cancer screening, self-collection, and vaccination. It also includes clear, patient-friendly education materials that explain the distinctions that matter in plain language.
Use our hashtag #BeSeenBeScreened&Safe in your social media advocacy.

Every woman deserves healthcare that sees her fully, hears her concerns, and responds to her needs with dignity and respect.
The Black Girl Health Collective created this campaign because we believe in a world where Black women have equal access to life-saving preventive care without fear, judgment, or barriers.
We're here to provide the information, resources, and community support you need to protect your health and well-being.
The Black Girl Health Collective works with trusted healthcare providers and community organizations to ensure every woman has access to quality, compassionate care.