RELAUNCH

WE RETURN JANUARY 16, 2026

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Black Women in Media exists at the intersection of storytelling, culture, and legacy.

 

We create platforms—both digital and physical—that honor Black women across industries through editorial media, curated experiences, and historical documentation. Our work centers depth over noise, intention over scale, and legacy over momentary visibility.

 

As we relaunch, we are introducing three core pillars that define this next chapter:

 

 

1. The Black Women in Media Coffee Table Book

 

We are producing a landmark coffee table book dedicated to celebrating the brilliance, resilience, and legacy of Black women—past, present, and future.

 

This book is not a trend piece.

It is an archive of Black women and our legacy.

 

Featuring powerful imagery, editorial storytelling, and cultural context, the book serves as a permanent record of Black women’s impact—created with intention, dignity, and longevity in mind.

 

Sign up to receive updates, early access, and announcements related to the book.

 

 

2. Curated Experiences & Cultural Moments

 

Black Women in Media curates intimate, invitation-led experiences that honor Black women at pivotal cultural moments.

 

From private dinners to industry-aligned celebrations, our gatherings are designed to feel elevated, intentional, and historically significant—not performative or transactional.

 

Our upcoming Pre-Grammy celebration honoring Black women in music marks one of the first experiences in this new era.

 

Join our list to be the first to know about invitations, future events, and experiences.

 

 

3. The Next Era of Black Women in Media

 

This relaunch reflects growth—not just of a platform, but of purpose.

 

We are expanding into:

 

• Editorial storytelling and cultural documentation

• Media amplification through our digital publications

• Campaigns centered on representation, authorship, and legacy

• Experiences that build community while preserving history

 

Everything we build moving forward is rooted in one belief:

 

If Black women do not document themselves, their stories risk being misremembered—or erased.

 

We are here to ensure that never happens.