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Black Women's Health Imperative Announces Leadership Transition

The Black Women's Health Imperative announced Linda Goler Blount will step down as President on April 2, 2025.
Linda Goler Blount's departure follows her leadership since 2014, during which BWHI significantly expanded its mission and impact.
BWHI, the oldest national organization for Black women's health, grew to an $18 million organization under Ms. Blount.
Goler Blount stated BWHI brought health challenges Black women face to the forefront, securing landmark legislation.
Michelle Minus Swittenberg and Lisa Cunningham will serve as interim co-presidents as BWHI conducts an executive search.

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