The Black Long Covid Experience
Empowering Black Americans
Affected with Long Covid.
A message of care — post-election…
No matter how you voted, where you live, or what you believe, The Black Long Covid Experience wishes you rest, joy, and safety.
We believe in a future where our next President recognizes the impact of Long Covid and commits to supporting bills, campaigns, and initiatives that deliver education, resources, and treatment to you and your families as you navigate life with Long Covid.
“I for one believe that if you give people a thorough understanding of what confronts them and the basic causes that produce it, they’ll create their own program, and when the people create a program, you get action.”
Photo Courtesy: adamkaz, 2020
There is a Black man with a navy blue sweater and a Black woman with a blue plaid shirt that is voting at ballot boxes with the word “VOTE” in blue letters with an American flag.
It’s About Time!
Welcome to The Black Long Covid Experience: a trusted space offering Long Covid information, resources, and support for you and your loved ones.
We are also a compassionate consulting business dedicated to educating the public on the implications of Black Americans with Long Covid and empowering Black communities to advocate for consistent health outcomes.
Photo Courtesy: Washington Post Live, 2024
Chimére is a Black woman wearing a black face mask, denim light blue dress with a gold necklace and short haircut, sitting in the middle between another Black woman and Latina woman.
Trusted. Consistent. Competent.
As a disabled activist and Director of The Black Long Covid Experience (BLCE), Chimére L. Sweeney draws from her own journey with Long Covid, advocating for care and policy change. A retired Maryland teacher, she deeply connects with Black urban communities and understands their distinct health needs of Black urban communities.
Photo Courtesy of Niphon, 2021
Description: a white Long Covid sign with the
light teal Covid-19 graphic and an iridescent background.
Compassionate Education that Will Help Define Long Covid for Black Communities.
We believe the first step to receiving comprehensive Long Covid care is collaborating to help you define the condition for yourself —and share that understanding with those you care about. Once you grasp how it affects you, you'll be empowered to advocate for and access the right medical care.
Photo Courtesy, SDI Productions, 2020
A masked Black adult male aids a Black young boy in putting on his mask.
Support for Communities.
Long Covid can be frustrating and lonely. At BLCE, we are committed to planning virtual events that are inclusive, educational, and honor your experiences and time. Our goal is to provide pathways to friendships, income, and comprehensive medical care
We Would Love to Hear from You!
Say hello. Or book us for a service or educational course.
We’re here for you.
Please allow 24-48 hours to receive a response.
