Committed to achieving equity in maternal health by bringing together diverse stakeholders and valuing the lived experience of individuals and their families.
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National Maternal Health Research Network retweeted
Join @ProfessorTD, NeKeshia Jones (@NMHRNetwork), @doccrearperry, and Karie Stewart (@uchicago_obgyn) for our breakout session, Awareness and Opportunity: Meaningful Stakeholder Engagement for Equitable #MaternalHealth Outcomes
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National Maternal Health Research Network retweeted
We invite you to join us for our State of Black Maternal Mental Health Roundtable Discussion July 22nd Registration link in our Bio or visit direct link bit.ly/3xwr12s
#BMMHW2021 #encouragingblackjoy #makeshifthappen #wedeservemore
National Maternal Health Research Network retweeted
It’s time to make shift happen and help more black moms reclaim their joy and reinstate their peace of mind. Join us as we advocate for change during Black Maternal Mental Health Week. #BMMHW2021 #encouragingblackjoy #wedeservemore
National Maternal Health Research Network retweeted
Thanks to a new law, Minnesota will become the first state in the country to stop separating incarcerated mothers from their newborns and instead place them in a community-based program for up to a year. We applaud this first-of-its-kind program & hope it's replicated nationwide.
From @thelilynews: Minnesota will be the first state to stop separating incarcerated moms and newborns wapo.st/2T7OTKN
National Maternal Health Research Network retweeted
Please join my colleagues and I for a webinar on The Impact of Racism on Public Health, COVID-19, and Communities of Color on May 21, 2021 at 10 AM Pacific. We will be talking about our recent article in the Nevada Journal of Publi…lnkd.in/dusSjEi lnkd.in/dXvUWEd
National Maternal Health Research Network retweeted
Welcome to Maternal Mental Health Week! Close to 40% of Black mothers will suffer from postpartum depression and other perinatal mood and anxiety disorders. How do you prioritize your mental health during the many stages of parenting? #MMHWeek2021 #LetsTalkAboutIT
National Maternal Health Research Network retweeted
#BMHW21 is HERE! Whose ready?!
Today we are proud to launch + lead the fourth annual #BlackMaternalHealthWeek!
Find out how you can participate on our website blackmamasmatter.org #BMHW21 #birthequity #blackmamasmatter #blackmaternalhealth #blackmaternalhealthweek
National Maternal Health Research Network retweeted
Black women are 2-3 times more likely to die from pregnancy-related causes than white women. @POTUS and I are determined to ensure that Black women can get the care they deserve through pregnancy, childbirth, and post-partum. #BlackMaternalHealthWeek youtu.be/CoySUc8s1xI
National Maternal Health Research Network retweeted
Join us on April 27th from 5pm to 6pm to hear from Commissioner @NnekaHall and her work on bringing postpartum care centers to Massachusetts. We will learn more about what a postpartum care center is and how we can support her work. Register today: forms.gle/4A8Wws9VH8UZVqJP8
#ppd
National Maternal Health Research Network retweeted
Today is the 2021 International Day for Maternal Health and Rights!
We are celebrating the right for Black Mamas to live and thrive with safe and respectful maternal healthcare and raising global health awareness.
#IntlMHDay #BMHW21 #blackmamasmatter #blackmaternalhealth
National Maternal Health Research Network retweeted
Celebrating Intl Women’s Day with publication of an agenda to eliminate fragmentation and racism in women’s health care. A labor of love by 70 women in the Bridging the Chasm Collaborative, committed to continuity and respect in care of birthing people across life course.
National Maternal Health Research Network retweeted
Registration is officially OPEN for the Black Maternal Health Virtual Conference! 🤩
Register now and receive our Early Bird Registration package filled with conference essentials, swag items, and exclusive access to our Groove Thang Special! ➡️
Link is in bio. 😊 #BMHC21
National Maternal Health Research Network retweeted
@FirstLadyNJ @Steph_Lagos @MCHNJ @maternalnearmis @APHAPHN @APHASRH @PublicHealth @mclemoremr @melinatedmoms @MtnsideMedCtr @HMHNewJersey @HackensackUMC @AtlanticHealth @RWJF @sjh_nj @ValleyHospital @Vivalanadia @RU_SUREMatCH @BlkMamasMatter @EquitableMHC @NMHRNetwork
Calling all Public Health professionals, providers, and those in the Maternal Child Health space. Retweet and share the QR code which connects expectant familie to the @CounttheKicksUSapp #CountTheKicks #HealthyBirthDay #Save7500Babies #StillbirthPrevention #StillbirthAwareness
National Maternal Health Research Network retweeted
Save the date! Black Maternal Health Conference April 9th, 2021 12-4pm EST. @BMMTufts
National Maternal Health Research Network retweeted
ACTION ALERT: Contact @MassGovernor now in support of maternal health equity in Massachusetts! Governor Baker has less than a week to sign H.4818. It only takes 2 minutes. Everything you need to know is at: tinyurl.com/h4818action #equity4MAmoms #BlackMamasMatter #mapoli
National Maternal Health Research Network retweeted
What a thrill to present tonight with @shaunesse_aj on the #PCOR research agenda development process and powerful findings from patient listening sessions on #maternalhealth inequities. Thx for the opportunity! #NMHPN #birthequity @HRiAction
Final day of our symposium is here! Our program today begins at 4:30 pm with a wellness segment presented by Dr. Noelle Reid and will be followed by a presentation from @LisaSWolff and @shaunesse_aj who will share info we learned from our listening sessions to dev a #pcor agenda.
National Maternal Health Research Network retweeted
Dr. Chaniece Wallace was a Pediatric Chief Resident at Indiana School of Medicine.
She died in childbirth.
In the US, maternal & infant mortality for Black Women & babies is ~3x that of non-Black women.
Childbirth isn’t safe for Black Women in America.
This is crushing.😞
Utter shock & sadness to lose one of our chief residents during childbirth this past weekend.
Please consider donating to baby Charlotte & Anthony as they grieve the loss of a mother & wife in Dr. Chaniece Wallace.
@Seventh_Wonder
gofundme.com/f/charlotte-wal…
National Maternal Health Research Network retweeted
Today @HRW @ABetterBalance @blkwomenshealth @BirthEquity @PoderosasFL put out NEW fact sheet on why increasing heat in our climate crisis is a #reproductivejustice issue. US gov at city, state, fed level need to do more to address this health impact. bit.ly/2IZbm7H
National Maternal Health Research Network retweeted
Sharla Smith, Ph.D., MPH, assistant professor in our Department of Population Health, is presenting during @NMHPN's Virtual Symposium. Dr. Smith will address efforts to engage diverse stakeholders of color to reduce birth inequities in Sedgwick County. nmhpn.org/symposium
