CHINO, Calif. – Adult pleasure products and sexual wellness brand Honey Play Box has announced its support for the 2026 Black Women for Wellness Reproductive Justice Conference, as the company has come aboard as one of this year’s sponsors of the conference.
Taking place today at the California Endowment in Los Angeles, the conference brings together “healthcare professionals, advocates, educators, and community members for a day of learning and conversation around reproductive justice,” the announcement explained.
The theme of this year’s conference is “From Harm to Healing: Dismantling Barriers to Reproductive Justice for Black Women and Girls.” According to the announcement from Honey Play Box, the conference will look at “both the history and ongoing realities that shape reproductive health while making room for healing, education, and community action.”
The company will be at the conference with an exhibitor table where attendees can “stop by to meet the team, learn more about the brand, pick up donated wellness products, and enter a few giveaways throughout the day,” the announcement explained.
“Honey Play Box is joining the conference as part of its ongoing efforts to support conversations around sexual wellness and education,” the company said. “Through this sponsorship, Honey Play Box is helping support Black Women for Wellness and the attendees who come together for a day focused on reproductive health, education, and advocacy.”
Honey Play Box marketing manager, Janice Ochoa, said the company is “excited to support Black Women for Wellness and be part of this year’s conference.”
“We believe education matters, and we’re always looking for opportunities to connect with organizations that are helping people have more informed conversations about sexual wellness and reproductive health,” Ochoa added.
Honey Play Box added that by participating in events like the Reproductive Justice Conference, the company can “support organizations doing meaningful work while sharing resources directly with attendees.” The company added that through its exhibitor table and product donations, it “hopes to encourage more open conversations around sexual health and wellness.”
“Reproductive justice is more than healthcare,” noted Arnedra Jordan, Director of Programs for Black Women for Wellness. “It’s about having the information, resources, and support to make decisions about our bodies and our lives. We’re grateful for partners like Honey Play Box who understand the importance of education, community, and healthier conversations around wellness.”
According to the announcement, the conference is expected to welcome over 300 attendees and will feature “speakers, workshops, and panel discussions covering reproductive justice, maternal health, public policy, environmental justice, mental health, and other issues affecting Black women, girls, and families.”
For more information on Honey Play Box, go to HoneyPlayBox.com. For more information on Black Women for Wellness and the work done by the organization, go to BWWLA.org.
