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Happy March, Happy Spring and Happy Women's History Month! 

This edition of Thrivin' provides exciting news you can use.  And our Power Profiler is in a league all by herself.  Be sure take advanage of our special discount for services. Also, be sure to send us a photo and brief profile os a Sista in your network you'd like to pay tribute to for our "Sistas Who Succeed" profiles. 

Thanks and enjoy!

Ever wonder why Black Media is so important? Here’s your chance to hear firsthand from the media history makers and shakers at the State of Black Media Webinar 2023 hosted by Business Wire in partnership with ...

Happy New Year!

With this new year comes fresh and new beginnings!

Thank you for being a valued part of the Black PR Wire corporate family.  Be sure to sign up for our monthly newsletters, our weekly highlights, and our daily news messages that will keep you informed, engaged and in the know.  At Black PR Wire, we share the news our media and communities can use.

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Thanks again and we look forward to connecting with you all year round.  Happy 2023!

Newsroom@BlackPRWire 

‘Tis the season to be jolly, right?  Although the holidays are all about cheer and joy, they can also be challenging for many. Some of the holiday activities can be a little overwhelming, giving way to holiday

In the Black community, voting is our collective power. Souls to the Polls is part of a national faith-based movement to register and inform potential voters on the importance of our voting power. This year, Election 2022 takes place on November 8th. During this midterm election, all 435 seats in the House of Representatives and 35 of the 100 seats in the Senate will be contested.

Each year, October is recognized as Breast Cancer Awareness Month. While breast cancer affects women of all ethnicities, unfortunately it is now more fatal for black women. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Black women with a breast cancer diagnosis have a 40% higher mortality rate than white women.

September is National Sickle Cell Awareness Month. During this observance, people living with sickle cell disease, as well as their caregivers, advocates and healthcare professionals, come together to bring...

August is National Black Business Month

Did you know that this month is National Black Business Month? It's the perfect time to recognize Black-owned businesses across the country and highlight their important role in the community and the national economy.

Black business owners account for about 10% of U.S. businesses and about 30% of all minority-owned businesses. Black Business Month is an opportunity to focus on black-owned businesses and help support and grow their representation in the nation's commercial landscape. If you are wondering how to contribute to it, you can start by supporting and encouraging black-owned businesses in your community. 

National Black Family Month

It’s Black Family Month! Established in 2006, Black Family Month celebrates families and their enrichment through education, health and self-improvement. Shaun McLaughlin founded this celebration after observing how families spent more time together in July attending family-related events.

We know it can be difficult to reconnect with the family sometimes, but studies show that spending time with family can improve communication, promote respect and mutual appreciation, and build confidence and self-esteem.

If you are looking for ideas on how to reconnect and reignite your connection with your immediate and extended family, here are a few activities that you can do together to celebrate Black Family Month:

• Cooking special family recipes together
• Have a family movie night
• Have a family game night
• Go on a family trip
• Start a family group chat

Celebrate your family, and create memories that last a lifetime

Well hello there - Thank you for being such a valued customer of Black PR Wire.  This June edition of Thrivin' is filled with news and information about this very busy and spectacular month. 

Be sure to check out the events all across the nation for Juneteenth.  And don't forget to give a shout out of love and gratitude to those dads and father figures during Father's Day as well.  Plus, it's Caribbean American Heritage Month, National Black Men's Health Month, and so much more.

Lastly, we invite you to share your playlist with us as we recognize African American Music Appreciation Month.  We have created a Spotify playlist with YOUR favorite songs by Black artists. How can you add your favorite songs to the playlist? Follow us on social media and tell us your favorite songs using the hashtag #BPRWplaylist. Use the following link to stream the playlists BPRW’s Black Music Month Playlist, and let’s embark together on discovering new sounds and genres.

Thanks for allowing the Black PR Wire team to be a part of your world.  Enjoy!

Happy May & Happy Spring!

In celebration of Mother's Day, we invite you to tell us why your mom (or mother figure) is Da' BOMB!  Join in the fun and win cool prizes and gifts all month long.  Contact us at 877-BLACKPR for the details.

Plus, in recognition of Haitian Heritage Month, we will be higlighting Haitian Americans who continue to raise the bar with their standards of excellence.  Be sure to meet our Power Profiler, who's making her indelible mark in the White House.

There's so much in store and we hope you enjoy this edition of Thrivin! Thanks for allowing the Black PR Wire Newsroom to be a part of your busy day, where we provide the news our communities can use!

Your News Team @BlackPRWire  

Good health is one of the most important blessings that can be bestowed unto us. Taking care of our health is an absolute must.

April, recognized as National Minority Health Month, is the perfect time to raise awareness about the health disparities that continue to affect racial and ethnic minorities, and the health care law’s groundbreaking policies to reduce these disparities and achieve health equity. 

Women of color simply #ROCK! They are resilient, compassionate, and dedicated to put it together, and keep it together.  As we move into 2022, we have already seen tremendous firsts take form. The announcement President Joe Biden will name U.S. Circuit Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court, replacing retiring Associate Justice Stephen Breyer with a jurist who would become the first Black woman to serve on the nation’s highest court in its 233-year history. This is EPIC.  

Black media officials have been on an epic quest to share news and information with the black community since the dawn of time. So, it is only fitting that we recognize them for their outstanding passion and commitment to sharing news for us to peruse.  This month, Black PR Wire will launch a special Black History Month campaign in their honor. Each week in February, we will feature Black media executives or publishers on the Black PR Wire website.

Happy 2022!

We are so grateful for the opportunity to welcome the new year with each of you.

Let’s start it off right.  Enjoy this free copy of Thrivin', the award-winning e-newsletter from Black PR Wire. In addition, and all month long, use the code NewYou22 for your online purchase and receive 20% off all services.  It's our special way of celebrating with you.

There's POWER in the WIRE, and together, we can continue to make the difference of a lifetime.  We look forward to working with you this month and all year long.

Your friends and colleagues @BlackPRWire!

'Tis the season to spread some BPRWCHEER!

Be sure to check out this December issue of Thrivin', the award-winning e-newsletter from Black PR Wire. And all month long, use the code BPRWCHEER for your online purchase and receive 15% off all services.  It's our special way of saying "THANK YOU" for being such a valued customer.

In addition, be sure to read about how to have a stress-free family holiday month, plus a whole lot more.

There's POWER in the WIRE, and we're delighted to celebrate this special season with you.  Merry Christmas, Happy Kwanzaa and here's to a safe, healthy and joyous holiday season!

Your friends andd colleagues @BlackPRWire!

This November, Black PR Wire has launched a "Giving Thanks" campaign. Be sure to read all about it in our enewsletter. 

In addition, it's National Entrepreneurship Month. Check out our special tips for entrepreneurial success.

And speaking of entrepreneurs, you'll enjoy the short read about the Power Profiler of the month. This sista is doing dynamic things and makikng it happen nationwide.

Thank you for being a valued and loyal customer.  We appreciate you and your business. Have a blessed, safe, healthy and Happy Thanksgiving.

Your friends @BlackPRWire.com

Happy Fall! This October edition of Thrivin' features timely news and information about Breast Cancer Awareness, Self-Promotion Month, and much more.  Be sure to check it out, and use the Self-Promotion Discount Code all month long for all of your BPRW service purchases.

Also, Black PR Wire is now 21 years young! Be on the lookout for an exclusive special promotion in celebration of our 21 years in business.

Black PR Wire is your online source for Black News 24/7!

In September, Black PR Wire wants to "Shine the Light" on Sickle Cell; Spotlight the one and only Allyson Felix, and give a big #ShoutOut to the millions of minority-owned businesses who are truly the backbone of our country's booming economy - part of the national MEDWeek 2021. 

Thank you for being a vital part of our readership.  Be sure to send us your thougths, feedback and more.  We'd love to hear from you.

Contact us at 1-877-BlackPR, or newsroom@blackprwire.com.

Thanks and happy September.  

Entrepreneurship can be a tough road, but with passion and perseverance, it can lead you on a successful journey. 

Former President Barack Obama once said “If you’re walking down the right path and you’re willing to keep walking, eventually you’ll make progress.” Media Mogul Oprah Winfrey said that "You have to know what sparks the light in you so that you, in your own way, can illuminate the world."