Honey Play Box: The massive Adult gadget franchise glowed up from the Black Women for Wellness’ Reproductive Justice Conference
You already know my love for the Honey Play Box brand but how about seeing them completely glowing up with its planned Black Women for Wellness’ Reproductive Justice Conference? Oh yes.
Honey Play Box completely pulled through for Black Women for Wellness’ Reproductive Justice Conference
Beyond amazing and uplifting, too? You bet. It all went down earlier this month and getting a full-fledged recap? You bet.
Honey Play Box joined Black Women for Wellness in advancing conversations around reproductive justice, sexual wellness, and community well-being as a sponsor and exhibitor at the organization’s 2026 Reproductive Justice Conference held at The California Endowment in Los Angeles on August 13th.
The conference, themed “From Harm to Healing: Dismantling Barriers to Reproductive Justice for Black Women and Girls,” brought together healthcare professionals, advocates, educators, and community members for a day of learning, conversation, and community around reproductive justice.
Honey Play Box hosted an exhibitor table where attendees could meet the team, learn more about the brand, and pick up complimentary wellness products. The table drew steady interest throughout the day, creating opportunities for conversations and connections with attendees.
Honey Play Box also used the event as an opportunity to support broader conversations taking place around reproductive health and wellness.
“We were incredibly grateful for the response we received from attendees,” said Janice Ochoa, Marketing Manager at Honey Play Box. “People came by our table curious, engaged, and excited to learn more. Being able to share our products while creating a welcoming space for conversations around sexual wellness made this event especially meaningful for our team.”
The conference featured speakers, workshops, and panel discussions addressing reproductive justice, maternal health, public policy, environmental justice, mental health, and other issues affecting Black women, girls, and families.
"Having Honey Play Box as part of our Reproductive Justice Conference added a unique and meaningful dimension to the event, said BWW's Erikan Attah. "Their presence helped us create an environment where attendees could engage in conversations around sexual wellness, intimacy, and reproductive health openly, without shame or judgment."
Honey Play Box’s participation reflects the brand’s ongoing commitment to supporting organizations that promote education, wellness, and more informed conversations around sexual and reproductive health. Through its sponsorship, product donations, and presence at the conference, the brand was able to support attendees while connecting with a community focused on education, advocacy, and healing.
“We believe events like this create important opportunities to listen, learn, and connect with communities,” Ochoa said. “We’re proud to have supported Black Women for Wellness and to have been part of a conference centered on education, advocacy, healing, and bodily autonomy.”
Honey Play Box looks forward to continuing to support organizations and events that create space for open conversations about sexual wellness, reproductive health, and overall well-being. Visit HoneyPlayBox.com to learn more about the brand's mission or to explore our collection of tech-integrated pleasure products.
About Honey Play Box
Honey Play Box is a sexual wellness brand that provides cutting edge tools designed to empower people through pleasure and self-discovery. They are deeply committed to supporting individuals from all backgrounds and identities. With unique features like long-distance app controllability and pressure-sensing technology, they offer some of the most innovative products on the market.
To inquire about sponsorship and collaboration opportunities, please reach out to Pr@honeyplaybox.com.
About Black Women for Wellness
Black Women for Wellness (BWW) is a nonprofit organization committed to the health and well-being of Black women and girls through education, advocacy, and empowerment. Our Beauty Justice Initiative challenges the toxic beauty industry, promotes safe beauty alternatives, and advocates for policy changes that protect Black women from environmental harm.
