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Nesta Health 2019 – Leadership reimagined

April 7, 2020
Ebinehita Iyere: “one instance of violence in a community is one too many”

April 7, 2020
‘A starting solution to youth violence begins with an open mind…’

April 7, 2020
Milk & Honey: A platform that provides young women with a safe place like no other

April 7, 2020
Why does no one talk about the impact of youth violence on women?

April 7, 2020
Ebinehita Iyere

April 7, 2020
What Is Trauma?

April 7, 2020
Talk Sport Masterclass

Milk and Honey enjoyed a Masterclass at TalkSport.

March 16, 2020
Young Leader with Impact award

Congratulations to our winner of the Young Leader with Impact award.

March 16, 2020
Weekly revision sessions

Education is one of our main focuses this year as GCSEs are approaching.

March 16, 2020

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Lockdown hasn’t stopped our girls from speaking

Lockdown hasn’t stopped our girls from speaking up about the things that affect them

We are taking a stand with @thehalocode to end Hair Discrimination in Schools

The Halo Code are a collective of Black students who aim to diversify dress codes and destigmatise afro hair in schools.

“We are tired of the microaggressions. We are bored, and they need to stop. It’s time for our hair to be appreciated for the amazing beautiful crowns that they are” - Nevaeh 👑

ADOPT THE HALO CODE✊🏾
#blackhair #endhairdiscrimination #thehalocode #thecrownact #blackhairisbeautiful #blackhairstyles #blackgirlmagic #blackgirlhairstyles #leaveblackhairalone

It’s not to late for us to say Happy New Year an

It’s not to late for us to say Happy New Year and encourage everyone to be safe. All our work is virtual for now broadcasting from MHB HQ!

So here’s to the year of knowing who you are, demanding that your voice is heard, growing sisterhoods, sitting with our emotions and trusting the process 🐝

Wise words from - Ruth 🤌🏾✍🏾

For our last sessions with our school mentoring gr

For our last sessions with our school mentoring groups #HERspace & #LilttleBeesBooster we created personalised mirrors and reflected on ourselves and who we are becoming (Swipe left & have a look)

•🐝”When I look in the mirror I see me and I am joyful (Kimorah,10)

• 🐝” I am everything and more inside and out, you may not see it now but you will (Shannon,16)

#mentoringmatters #creativityforall #reflections #blackbritishgirlmagic

One of our bees recently described the process of

One of our bees recently described the process of dying her hair as the “emotional ties to the strands of hair”. Hair is so important to our girls and so thank you @girlfreethefro for these amazing products.

Afro Hair should not be stigmatised but embraced in all it’s beautiful forms. Black Girls should NOT be discriminated against for how they wear there hair. We stand with @thehalocltv & @thehalocode who are working towards the destigmatisation of Afro hair within schools 🐝👧🏾

Meet our Little Bees 🐝👧🏾💞
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We are w

Meet our Little Bees 🐝👧🏾💞
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We are working with a group of year 6’s and we are so excited to watch them blossom. We will be working on Self Love, Friendship, Confidence, Social Media, Race and Aspirations.
#LittleBees #primaryschoolwellbeing #blackgirlmagic #blackgirlcreatives #selflove #socialmedia #learntoaffirm

CALLING ALL BLACK & MIXED BLACK BRITISH GIRLS AGED

CALLING ALL BLACK & MIXED BLACK BRITISH GIRLS AGED 13-18 👧🏾🐝

We are extremely excited to announce the launch of The Black Girl Global Justice Initiative 2020!

A collaboration between @justice4blackgirls girls and @milkhoneybees ! The Black Girl Global Justice Institute engages Black girls virtually in the academic and policy work that centres Black girlhood and demands for global justice on behalf of Black Girls✊🏾❤️

For too long, Black British Girls have been erased and not seen. The Black Girl Global Justice Initiative aims to amplify the voices of Black girls both in the UK and USA, and remind them of their voice, beauty, power and individuality. We will be collaborating to expand JBG’a Black Girlhood curriculum and equipping Black girls with lessons in activism and advocacy, which will include topics such as intersectionality, adultification and Black girl healing👧🏾

“For too long, Black girls 12-17 were not deemed worthy of research. The scholarship wasn’t there. The narrative is changing because Black girls are worthy of inquiry.” - Dr Monique Morris

The link to apply to the program is in our bio!

TAG A BLACK GIRL WHO SHOULD APPLY BELOW!🐝

(Application closes Wednesday 11th November at 6pm GMT)

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