📢 On this July 25th, the Day of the Black Latin American and Caribbean Woman, it is necessary to reaffirm that studies on the health of these populations must be accompanied by recognition of their central role in scientific production.
📝 The active inclusion of Black women in defining agendas, conducting research, and disseminating results is fundamental to expanding the quality, legitimacy, and impact of the knowledge generated.
📚 In Cadernos de Saúde Pública, we highlight articles that contribute to addressing health inequalities and strengthening public policies aimed at Black women in Latin America and the Caribbean.
📲 Access our stories to learn about some productions that address the intersectionality between race, gender, and health, violence, maternal mortality, food insecurity, and the historical trajectory of research on Black women in the region.
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