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Endo Black, Inc. is a Black-women-led nonprofit organization advocating for and educating Black women living with and impacted by endo.

10/29/2026

Research in Action: Impactful Research to Impactful Policy

Join SisterSong TOMORROW October 29th, 6-7:30 EST for this engaging conversation!

💜 Have you ever wondered how research findings can result in real-world impacts?
💜 Are you interested in what evidence is used to support policy that advances reproductive justice?
💜 Do you want to learn more about how research plays a role in political engagement?

Join Zoom on October 29th 6-7:30pm ET! ✨

🔗 Register in advance for this webinar: https://lnkd.in/eEuTUNmR

10/29/2026

JOIN THE CONVERSATION!

Be part of Councilmember Dr. Nina Ahmad’s Reproductive Freedom In-Person Community Forum this evening! 💜

Join community members for important conversations about reproductive freedom, healthcare, and advocacy. Your voice matters, and community engagement is essential to creating meaningful change.

📅 Today, October 28
⏰ 6 PM – 8 PM
📍 Vare Recreation Center — 2601 Moore St., Philadelphia, PA

🎟️ Free and open to the public! Registration is encouraged.

10/27/2026

A woman's experience inspires her to write a book about the condition.

10/24/2026

💛 20 DAYS LEFT TO TURN YOUR SPARE CHANGE INTO SUPPORT! 🖤

Supporting Endo Black, Inc. doesn't have to mean making a large donation. You can start with the spare change from your everyday purchases!

Through RoundUp.org, you can round up qualifying Visa or Mastercard purchases and direct the difference to Endo Black's mission of advancing endometriosis awareness, education, and support.

Here's how easy it is:

1️⃣ Visit our RoundUp.org fundraising page.
2️⃣ Select an eligible Visa or Mastercard to enroll.
3️⃣ Set an optional maximum monthly donation.

That's it! Enrollment takes about a minute, according to RoundUp.org's campaign guidance.

Every little bit can help sustain our efforts to ensure Black women with endometriosis are seen, heard, believed, and supported.

💛 Ready to get started? Sign up today!
🔗 https://www.roundup.org/nonprofits/endo-black-incorporated-md-oxon-hill-31t51ld

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10/23/2026

Preparing for surgery can bring a lot of questions... and sometimes the best advice comes from those who've been there. 💛

Whether you're getting ready for your first procedure or helping someone you love recover, we'd love to hear from our community.

✨ What are your go-to recovery tips?
✨ What comfort items were must-haves?
✨ What do you wish someone had told you before surgery?

Share your advice in the comments below. Your experience could make someone else's recovery a little easier. 💛

10/22/2026

Sis, it’s time to take your health into your own hands. 💛📊
Have you grabbed your Endo Symptom Tracker yet? Head to endoblack.org/resources [link in bio] and download your free, easy-to-use, printable PDF.

This 2-page tracker is here to help you:
👉🏾 Keep tabs on what your body’s telling you
👉🏾 Show up to your doctor’s appointment ready
👉🏾 Speak up and get the care you deserve

Don’t let your symptoms slide. Stay informed, ask the hard questions, and advocate for YOU. ✊🏾 Your health matters, and we’re in this together.

10/21/2026

“It is from implicit bias.”
For too long, Black women with endometriosis have faced delays in diagnosis, inadequate treatment, and dismissal of their pain.

At Healing Through Art, Dr. Ashley Davis spoke about the impact of implicit bias in endometriosis care and how historical misconceptions about Black women and endometriosis continue to affect patients today.

When pain isn't believed, diagnosis can be delayed. When diagnosis is delayed, disease can progress.
We have to change how Black women’s pain is heard, understood, and treated.

🎥 Watch this powerful conversation from Healing Through Art, presented by Endo Black, Inc. in partnership with PRM.

10/19/2026

💗💛 ENDO BLACK RESEARCH SPOTLIGHT

🔎 What does endometriosis have to do with breast health? Researchers are still working to understand the connection.

A 2016 study by Leslie V. Farland and colleagues followed more than 76,000 women to explore the relationship between endometriosis and benign breast disease, which refers to non-cancerous changes in breast tissue.

✨ **What did researchers find?**
- Women with endometriosis had a modestly higher rate of benign breast disease.
- The association appeared stronger among women who had experienced infertility.
- More research is needed to understand what these findings mean.

🩷 Our carousel also highlights different types of benign breast conditions, including fibrocystic breast changes and fibroadenoma. These conditions are not breast cancer, and the study did not establish a specific link between endometriosis and either condition. It also did not examine breast cancer directly or focus specifically on Black women.

💬 **We want to hear from you!** Was this connection new to you? What questions do you have about endometriosis and breast health?

Drop your thoughts in the comments! 🗣️ Let’s keep learning, sharing, and having conversations about our health. 💛

Please note: This study did not look at breast cancer directly.

10/16/2026

🖤💛 28 DAYS TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE! 💛🖤

What if the everyday purchases you already make could help advance a mission that matters?

Endo Black, Inc. is partnering with RoundUp.org to make supporting our mission easier than ever! By enrolling an eligible Visa or Mastercard, you can round up qualifying purchases to the nearest dollar and donate the spare change to Endo Black.

Your morning coffee, grocery run, or everyday shopping could help support our work to raise awareness about endometriosis, share educational resources, and empower Black women and others affected by this often misunderstood condition.

✨ Small change. Meaningful impact. A mission worth supporting.

Here's how to get started:
💛 Visit our RoundUp.org page
💛 Enroll your eligible card
💛 Set an optional monthly donation limit

That's it! Get started today and make your everyday purchases count.

🔗 https://www.roundup.org/nonprofits/endo-black-incorporated-md-oxon-hill-31t51ld

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Oxon Hill, MD
20750

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Saturday	9am - 5pm

Website

https://www.endoblack.org/

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