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Webinars and Virtual Events (Last listed was 2022) Policy & Research Black Maternal Health Week: Block party registration, walk, local events Black Maternal Health Conference & Training Institute (Atlanta, Georgia): is the official, global assembly for Black Maternal Health, equity, scholarship, innovation, policy, and advocacy work, projects, practice, and initiatives. BMHC24 centers Black people, clinicians, professionals, practitioners, and advocates; and welcomes ALL maternal, perinatal, and reproductive health equity stakeholders who are seeking to develop professionally, learn, and network. The BMHC24 conference showcases work that operationalizes birth and reproductive justice, respectful maternity care, Black feminists and womanists’ wellness practices, and human rights frameworks across sexual, maternal, perinatal, and reproductive health services, programs, and initiatives.
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English
Summary
The Black Mamas Matter Alliance (BMMA) is a Black women-led organization that centers Black mothers and birthing people in the fight for health, rights, and justice. Founded in 2015, BMMA works to change policy, build research, improve care, and shift culture to support Black maternal health. They host events like Black Maternal Health Week, featuring block parties, walks, and community gatherings, and lead the Black Maternal Health Conference & Training Institute in Atlanta, a global meeting for learning, networking, and advancing equity in maternal care. BMMA’s work highlights birth and reproductive justice, respectful care, and the power of Black communities to lead change. For more information, email info@blackmamasmatter.org
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Prenatal & Pregnancy Care
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