Everyone experiences menopause differently, however, research shows that on average, Black and Latina women reach menopause two years earlier and experience more severe symptoms over a longer period of time. With so much information available online, many of us struggle to find actionable information about where to get help, how best to manage – or simply validate – our experience.
Menopause Made Modern by Claret Circle is a consumer-focused resource designed to address a gap in information and resources for women of color navigating the menopause transition. We are not a health platform and we don’t offer medical advice Through information and resource sharing, storytelling, and community-building, we’re increasing diverse representation in the menopause space, and helping women feel more informed (and empowered) to better manage their own experience.
Claret Circle was founded in 2018, to create and deliver educational content, meaningful experiences, and actionable resources to support those navigating menopause transition. Our mission is to normalize conversations and facilitate optimal support systems – at work, home, and in communities – that help menopausal individuals not just survive but thrive.
Kamili Wilson (she/her), 51, is the Founder and CEO of Claret Circle.
Fueled by indignant frustration (which evolved into a clarity of purpose), she launched Menopause Made Modern by Claret Circle in 2019 to make it easier for women of color navigating menopause transition to find actionable information and connect with meaningful communities.
Currently (still), perimenopausal, she first began experiencing related symptoms at the age of 43.
Kamili’s menopause story was recently shared in Arlington Magazine, her hometown publication. You can read more here.
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