DETROIT - eTradeWire -- For many women, the barrier to better health isn't awareness — it's access. Time off work, childcare, cost, or not knowing where to start keeps care out of reach. Bold Women's Health Day closes that gap by bringing space and access together under one roof.

The Health Summit gives women an intimate setting to engage directly with health experts, ask questions they don't always get time to ask, and learn how to prioritize their own care. The Community Resource Fair, open to the public, connects attendees with screenings, providers, and community organizations — no appointment, referral, or membership required.

Together, the two experiences reflect BasBlue's approach: creating space for women to be seen and heard, while removing barriers between them and the care they need.

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"From burnout and stress to hormonal health, reproductive care, aging and access to trusted information, women are navigating growing demands across every part of their lives — while their own health quietly moves to the bottom of the list," said Ellen Gilchrist, BasBlue CEO. "BasBlue created Bold Women's Health Day to close that gap."

Program Highlights

The Health Summit brings together health experts addressing the challenges women face at every stage of life. Featured speakers include:

• Dr. Rose Moten, clinical psychologist, of Bloom Transformation
• Carly Britton of Diligent Fitness
• Nikki Sapiro Vinckier, OBGYN PA-C, and author of "We Deserve More."
• Dr. Mona Hanna, associate dean for public health at Michigan State University and founding director of the Pediatric Public Health Initiative at MSU and Hurley Children's Hospital

Sessions cover hormonal and reproductive health, fitness, and skincare, giving attendees practical strategies for long-term well-being.

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The Community Resource Fair runs concurrently starting at noon, offering free health screenings, local providers, and community organizations in a welcoming, barrier-free environment.

Registration & Access

• When: Saturday, Aug. 15
• Where: BasBlue, 110 E. Ferry St., Detroit
• Time: Health Summit, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Community Resource Fair, noon to 5 p.m.
• Health Summit Tickets: $80; includes both events, plus a swag bag, lunch, and expert-led workshops.

Tickets and details are available at https://www.basblueus.com/health-summit. The Community Resource Fair is free and open to the public — no ticket or registration required.

About BasBlue

BasBlue is a Detroit-based nonprofit dedicated to empowering women through community, professional development, mentorship and access, helping create a more equitable future for women across Southeast Michigan. For more information, visit basblueus.com.