This powerful film addresses the alarming maternal health disparities facing Black women, who are two to three times more likely to die from pregnancy-related complications compared to white women.
The Listen to Me event shines a spotlight on the critical state of maternal health in the United States, where Black women face disproportionately higher rates of maternal mortality and poor birth outcomes.
SuperMoms Community Babyshower offers a genuine baby shower experience filled with joy, connection, and invaluable resources.
The DMV Black Birthworker Meet Up offers a welcoming and collaborative space for Black birthworkers, including doulas, midwives, lactation specialists, physical therapists, and prenatal yoga instructors.
This community event is designed to raise awareness about the complexities and challenges faced by individuals experiencing high-risk pregnancies.
Texas Association of Black Female Physicians for their Annual Christmas Party promises an unforgettable night filled with delicious food, festive drinks, and the opportunity to connect with fellow professionals in a relaxed holiday atmosphere.
The Black Woman Project invites individuals to join their Monthly Group Therapy Session at the Eldorado Ballroom, a free, supportive event designed to create a safe space for Black women and girls to engage in meaningful conversation.
Elevate provides an opportunity to envision personal goals, prioritize mental wellness, and craft a vision board that reflects a future of growth, resilience, and peace.
The Black Woman Project invites individuals to join their Monthly Group Therapy Session at the Eldorado Ballroom, a free, supportive event designed to create a safe space for Black women and girls to engage in meaningful conversation.
Prepare for a transformative experience at the Postpartum Diaries Live Panel, a powerful workshop and discussion focused on postpartum depression, a condition that deeply affects many families but often remains unspoken.
Empowering Black Women, held at the NCCF MD Administrative Campus, will focus on addressing the unique challenges Black women face in maternal health. Featuring expert insights and opportunities for shared experiences, the forum aims to foster meaningful dialogue, provide resources, and strengthen community connections.
This OBX 25 year's program will delve into prevalent mental health issues, explore mental health disorders, and emphasize collective accountability in reshaping the narrative surrounding Black mental health.