Afro Hair Empowerment Archives - CURLYTREATS

Hair Discrimination UK Campaign – My Hair Won’t Be Silenced By Pantene

Monday, 08 February 2021 by CURLYTREATS Tribe

The haircare brand, Pantene has joined the fight against hair discrimination in the UK. Their new campaign My Hair Won’t Be Silenced aims to reduce discrimination against people with afro hair by 2025. Dr Rolanda Wilkerson PhD, Pantene’s Principle Hair Scientist and Creator of Pantene Gold Series stated: “Products tailored to protect Afro hair are

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Tagged under: Afro Hair Discrimination, Afro Hair Empowerment, Hair Discrimination In School, Natural Hair Discrimination

Halo Code, The UK’s First Black Hair Code – Fighting Hair Discrimination

Sunday, 07 February 2021 by CURLYTREATS Tribe

Young Black activists from the Advocacy Academy created the ‘Halo Code’ campaign pledge to fight against hair discrimination.

Published in Hair Discrimination, News

Tagged under: Afro Hair Discrimination, Afro Hair Empowerment, Natural Hair Discrimination

‘Rip up the Dress Code’ – Afrovisibility Billboard Campaign 2019

‘Rip up the Dress Code’ – Afrovisibility Billboard Campaign 2019

Monday, 05 August 2019 by CURLYTREATS Tribe

Published in News

Tagged under: Afro Hair Discrimination, Afro Hair Empowerment, Natural Hair Discrimination, UK

“Proud to be me” - Afrovisibility Billboard Campaign 2018

“Proud to be me” – Afrovisibility Billboard Campaign 2018

Saturday, 26 May 2018 by CURLYTREATS Tribe

Project Embrace’s #Afrovisibility campaign is an outdoor campaign featuring powerful images of black women wearing their afro hair in natural, unapologetic styles.

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Tagged under: Afro Hair Discrimination, Afro Hair Empowerment, Natural Hair Discrimination, UK

“I Am Enough” – Afrovisibility Billboard Campaign 2017

Thursday, 30 March 2017 by CURLYTREATS Tribe

The 1st Project Embrace campaign focuses on us as Black women and our natural hair. Project Embrace’s vision is to make afro-textured hair more visible and seen as beautiful hair in the mainstream media.

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Tagged under: Afro Hair Empowerment, Natural Hair Discrimination, Natural Hair Event, UK

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