Category: Our campaigns
Mind Your Mind: Your Evidence-based Mental Wellbeing Guide
As Mental Health Weeks begins in the UK today (12 May 2025), focus is rightly directed towards the often-unseen terrain of our inner lives. In the relentless pace of contemporary existence, it is faci... Read More
Perimenopause and Menopause: Bra Fitting and Breast Care
While ageing is inevitable, there are noticeable physical changes that can occur in a woman's body during menopause and the years leading up to it, known as perimenopause, particularly in the breasts... Read More
Wear right bra: Glance Right Bra Campaign
Join the #GlanceRightBra campaign by Divas of Colour and Glance Intimate Lingerie and discover the transformative power of a well-fitting bra. A powerful alignment of two organisations dedicated to... Read More
Is your bra hurting you? The hidden dangers of wearing the wrong size
We all know that a good bra can make us feel confident and supported. But did you know that wearing the wrong bra can actually have negative consequences for your health and well-being? It is not just... Read More
Totum Bursary Scheme 2025: Application now open
What’s on offer? A bursary of up to £2,000 paid in full, upon commencement of your degree in September 2025. Mentoring from a Totum buddy who can act as an invaluable advisor. Networking opportu... Read More
Divas of Colour and Glance Intimate Lingerie Announce New Partnership
Glance Intimate is committed to educating all women and girls on breast health, bras, self-awareness, and the psychology of body image. We believe all women, regardless of size, shape, and background,... Read More
Member testimony: Afua Sam
"Through the Divas of Colour Conference, I’ve not only made lasting friendships but also gained other valuable opportunities. I am deeply grateful for all of it. THANK YOU for creating this amazing ... Read More
Delia Muhammad: My journey to empowerment
My very first birth was my neighbour who was having her fourth child, and was contracting. Her husband was unable to be with her, so she came to my home. We went to the hospital. The midwife was not v... Read More