Addressing Health Challenges at the 14th Annual "Our Stories, Our Lives" Conference
The 14th Annual "Our Stories, Our Lives" Conference
ULLIN, Ill. (WSIL)-- The 14th Annual "Our Stories, Our Lives" African American Women’s Conference occurred over the weekend. Women from throughout our area gathered at Shawnee College to learn more about important health issues.
Empowering African American Women
This year, the focus was clearly on medical challenges that disproportionately impact Black women. From discussions on chronic diseases to mental health, the conference served as a platform for sharing experiences and establishing community connections.
- Chronic Illness Awareness: Understanding diseases like diabetes and hypertension.
- Mental Health Discussions: Addressing stigma and access to resources.
- Nutrition and Wellness: Strategies for better health practices.
The conference aimed to raise awareness and provide tools necessary for navigating personal health journeys.
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