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About the African American Male Wellness Initiative
The National African American Male Wellness Initiative was established in 2004 to begin the process of empowering men to understand through prevention one can live longer. The awareness campaign is the largest Wellness Initiative of its kind in Central Ohio and has expanded to over 15 markets nationally including Los Angeles, Houston, Memphis, Atlanta, and Cleveland.
The Wellness Initiative has provided tens of thousands of Black men free health screenings across the country, resulting in recognition from President Obama and the month of August being declared as African American Male Wellness Month in Ohio.
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Johnson & Johnson highlights partnership with AAMWA
The African American Male Wellness Agency (AAMWA) is featured in an article by Johnson & Johnson about their My Health Can’t Wait program. The initiative was launched in 2020 as part of the Race to Health Equity and has evolved into an impactful initiative fostering …
Highlighting Diabetes Awareness: Our “U Got This” Collaboration with Abbott and ADA Featured on USA Today
In a significant feature on USA Today, the African American Male Wellness Agency proudly stands alongside our esteemed sponsors, Abbott and the American Diabetes Association (ADA), to raise awareness about diabetes. This article illuminates the critical aspects of diabetes management and the powerful impact …
The Goal of the Black Impact with the AAMWA
Black Impact 100 is a single-arm pilot program in which we enrolled 100 African American Male participants who have poor or average cardiovascular health in an effort to improve the above over a 24 week clinical trial. The Goal of Black Impact 100 is to …
What is Black Impact 100?
The Black Impact 100 is a community-based intervention research study in partnership with The Ohio State University in which we engage 100 African American males over a 24-week period to improve their lifestyle by following a specific fitness and nutrition regimen based on the American Heart Association’s Life’s …