Becoming the Empowered Black Woman
Words by: Rochana Johnson-May You don’t have to look far to see someone struggling with their mental health. The only thing is, you may not be able to tell who it is by sight alone, and the likelihood of this decreases further if that someone is a black woman. Women...
Empowering Black Excellence: Meet the Women Leading BelEve’s Movement
Today marks the start of Black History month, where throughout October BelEve will be sharing stories to inspire, educate and inform communities. about the issues which matter the most to our sisterhood. We’re starting by revisiting our Founder story – a...
Empowering Girls for a Successful School Year!
As summer fades and the new school year starts back up, it is important to consider what we can do to ensure that girls and young women start off on the right foot and feel empowered throughout the school year. For girls aged 8-11, there can be a myriad of challenges...
