Black LGBTQI+ Parent and Caregiver Group: March 30th
This month’s meeting will focus on school climate issues, parent trainings and education, and information on the upcoming LGBTQ+ youth of color retreat. Please help…
Missing and Murdered: April 15th Community Action
In 2020, Black women accounted for over 30% of missing and abducted women in the U.S. Black girls and women are also 2.5 times more…
BSLA First in the Family Humanist Forward Freethought Scholarship
Our 2023 First in the Family Humanist FF scholarship app is now open! Applications are due by June 23, 2023. Preference given to applicants who…
Black Queer Generations Youth Forum
March 15th, Black Queer Generations mentoring forum: Black Millennial artists and filmmakers will discuss their challenges and triumphs growing up as LGBTQ+ navigating homophobia and…
BIPOC Feminist BH Month Book Club: All Boys Aren’t Blue
On Saturday February 18th, WLP and Black Skeptics will co-host a virtual Black History month BIPOC Feminist book club focusing on George M. Johnson’s book…
Black Skeptics Among Ujima Inc.’s Grant 2023 Recipients for Domestic Violence Prevention Programs
From Ujima, Inc. [Washington, D.C., January 18, 2023] — “After a nationwide call for applications, Ujima Inc., The National Center on Violence Against Women in…
#Standing4BlackGirls Paid Internships 2023-2024
#Standing4BlackGirls/Womens Leadership Project Paid Internships 2023-2024 Sponsored by the Women’s Leadership Project and Black Skeptics, the #S4BG internship is designed to provide Black girls,…
Victim Shamed and Blamed: Domestic Violence and its Toxic Effect on Black Women and Girls
Murdered and Missing rally, Leimert Park, South L.A. 2022, Photos by Bluegreen By Lizette Nsilu, WLP youth writer Domestic violence is something nearly 1 in…
Black Girls’ Guide to Humanism Podcast by Sikivu Hutchinson
According to the Pew Research Survey, the percentage of Americans who claim no religious affiliation is now at 29%, with Millennials and Gen Z youth…
Taking to the Streets in South L.A.: #Standing4BlackGirls Community Action to End Rape Culture
On Saturday, October 22nd, students, artists, musicians, organizers, teachers and Black women entrepreneurs joined the Women’s Leadership Project , Media Done Responsibly, the Black LGBTQ+ Parent and Caregiver…