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Wellness in Black Life (WIBL)

Wellness in Black Life (#WIBL) focuses on community-driven definitions of well-being, highlighting the vibrant experiences and contributions of Black men and boys in the U.S.  

Governance Studies
Father and son doing homework with laptop at home.
Black businessman
Boy learning to ride a bicycle with his father in park. Father teaching his son cycling at park. Credit: Shutterstock/Jacob Lund

Fostering dialogue through community engagement

Wellness in Black Life has had the opportunity to learn how community members in Little Rock, AR, Baltimore, MD, and Montgomery County, MD define well-being for themselves. 

Community at Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs in Baltimore, MD. Credit: Naaman Brown
Community at Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs in Baltimore, MD. Credit: Naaman Brown
Urban League of Arkansas
Community at the Urban League of the State of Arkansas. Credit: Joseph Crew
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Arkansas
Community at Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Arkansas. Credit: Corrigan Revels
Montgomery County Collaboration Council for Children, Youth, and Families community
Community at Montgomery County Collaboration Council for Children, Youth, and Families. Credit: Naaman Brown

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Experts

Keon Gilbert headshot
Keon L. Gilbert Director - Race, Prosperity, and Inclusion Initiative (RPII), Senior Fellow - Governance Studies

Gabe R. Sanchez
Gabriel R. Sanchez Senior Fellow - Governance Studies, Race, Prosperity, and Inclusion Initiative (RPII)

Staff

Carly Bennett
Carly Bennett Research Analyst
elene charkviani
Elene Charkviani Senior Research Assistant
Kwadwo Frimpong headshot
Kwadwo Frimpong Research Associate

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