We can no longer ignore the health issues and how they impact women and children in our community. From HIV/AIDS, access to healthy food, obesity and environmental pollution, something must be done to shift the health culture for residents in Wards 7 and 8.
The event will feature an inspiring yoga class, veggie delights by DC Central Kitchen and a raffle by the US Office of Women’s Health. Torey Hollingsworth of Greater DC Cares and Karli Hurlebaus of DC Central Kitchen will share actionable steps toward health activism for women living East of the River.
The event is sold out but get on the wait-list and email anacostiayogi@gmail.com for more details.
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Sariane Leigh
My name is Sariane Leigh I am a modern day revolutionary tackling health disparities in my own unique way, teaching wellness in my neighborhood of Anacostia.
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