Celebrating Business: Black and Brown-Owned Wellness Businesses and Non-Profit Organisations

In the vibrant tapestry of the wellness world, there exists a rich array of voices and perspectives, each weaving its own unique narrative of healing, empowerment, and community. Among these voices are those of black and brown-owned businesses and non-profit organizations, whose resilience and creativity have transformed the landscape of wellness, bringing about positive change in their communities and beyond. Today, we celebrate these inspiring trailblazers and the invaluable contributions they make to the world of holistic well-being.

Black and Brown-Owned Wellness Businesses

1. Afro Yoga (California, USA): Founded by yoga teacher and wellness advocate, Angie Franklin, Afro Yoga is a platform dedicated to celebrating the intersection of yoga and African culture. Through classes, workshops, and retreats, Afro Yoga creates spaces where people of African descent can connect with their roots and embrace holistic wellness practices.

2. Oya Retreats (London, UK): OYA Retreats creates holistic wellness experiences for Black women and women of colour to support mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual wellbeing. Classes, day and international retreats are the speciality of Oya Retreats.

Non-Profit Organizations in Mallorca, Spain

1. Espai de Dones (Sa Pobla): Espai de Dones is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting women's health and well-being in Barcelona's diverse communities. Through workshops, support groups, and advocacy efforts, Espai de Dones empowers women to take control of their health and lead fulfilling lives.

2. HOPE Mallorca (Santanyí): HOPE Mallorca supports people in need on the Balearic Island – regardless of their origin, religious or political beliefs.
HOPE Mallorca came into being on 13 May 2020 during the pandemic and opened several food stations across the island, distributing over 40 tonnes of food per month.

These are just a few examples of the countless black and brown-owned wellness businesses and Mallorcan non-profit organizations that are making a positive impact in the world of holistic well-being. By supporting these local talents and initiatives, we not only celebrate diversity and inclusivity but also contribute to the collective journey towards health, healing, and empowerment for all. Let us continue to uplift and amplify the voices of those who have been historically marginalized, and together, create a world where wellness is truly accessible to everyone, regardless of race, ethnicity, or background.

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