Our magazine, The Beetle Feed, is published twice a year.
Issue 3 is out now!
With so little history about LGBTQ+ Black and People of Colour documented, The Beetle Feed is a space to share our experiences of health equity and wellbeing.
Check out The Beetle Feed and past issues of our newsletter.
The Beetle Feed magazine
Issue 3 of The Beetle Feed is out! In this edition, we explore what being in a Material World means for LGBTQ+ Black and People of Colour.
Black Beetle Health's magazine, The Beetle Feed, explores what happens when we let our minds wander in The Dreamers issue.
The first issue of The Beetle Feed explores what nature and nurture means to us as LGBTQ+ Black and People of Colour.
Newsletter
Read past issues of our newsletter.
The work that we do at Black Beetle Health (promoting health, wellbeing, and equality for racially and sexually minoritised individuals), we do, not for the money, but because what? It aligns with our capacity, values, and principles as humans. It brings us vibrance and energy. We do this by rallying together, encouraging one another to press on when creativity is low, and the greater vision seems hazy. In doing so, we protect our circle.
This edition of our newsletter is all about ACTION!
Today—right now—we challenge organisational leaders, health educators, clinical professionals, academics, and community organisers alike to seize this opportunity and choose ‘change’. We dare you to spring into collective action, which we know has the potential to bring about meaningful change. This means forgiving yourself and others for mistakes of the past, accepting that growth is a process and that patience is required, and actively seeking out opportunities to champion equity in every aspect of the work you do.
Take a look inside! :)
The Shift- Managing mental, physical, and social transitions
The Winter 2020 Newsletter discusses the experiences of queer people of colour and faith, building bridges, resilience during COVID, and the EMTA Conference.
The Autumn 2020 Newsletter discusses health inequalites for the QTIPOC community, world sickle cell day, policy and research, and growth in our organisation.
The Spring 2020 Newsletter discusses COVID19, Black Lives Matter, collaborative working and black professionals matter.
