ENDO BLACK INCORPORATED

Mission

Endo Black, Incorporated is a black-women-led organization advocating for African American women and women of color living with endometriosis in the Washington DC Metropolitan Area and established in April 2019 and incorporated in April 2020 by Lauren R. Kornegay.

The organization addresses advocacy for endometriosis among African American women and women of color, providing a safe space, producing opportunities for endo-sisterly love, educational and enriching programs with a wealth load of beneficial resources.

Philosophy

Engaging, educating, and encouraging endo sisters everywhere.

Goals Of Endo Black

To create an atmosphere of support because no one should feel alone.

To create endo-sisterly love, genuine bonds, and friendships. To create opportunities for education on women’s reproductive health in the community.

To create a dialogue around what policies, laws, and regulations need to be changed to meet the needs of women affected by endometriosis.

PROGRAM TARGETS:

Endo Black, Incorporated is dedicated to implementing programs that focus on enhancing a safe environment, health equity, and the educational well-being of the local community.

The E B Program Targets include four program targets tailored to advance the mission of Endo Black, Incorporated, with four (4) commitments to sustainable service.

The four program targets are:

Changing the Narrative (Risk Factors & Pain Management) Health Equity and Racial Injustice

Women's Reproductive Health and Wellness

Social Impact