Columbia Black Maternal Health Week 2026

Celebrate Black Maternal Health Week with Us!

Join us for a series of impactful events during Black Maternal Health Week April 11-15, 2026 as we amplify the voices of Black mothers, raise awareness about critical issues, and advocate for equitable and respectful maternity care. This week is dedicated to centering Black women and birthing people, highlighting the unique challenges they face, and promoting solutions that improve maternal health outcomes.

What to Expect:

Throughout the week, we'll be hosting a variety of events designed to educate, empower, and connect our community. These may include :

Resource Fair: Connecting attendees with local organizations providing support services for Black families and Women’s health.

Community Meet & Greet: Enjoyable night of fun and collobration connecting communities advocating for women's health.

Virtual Workshop: This Global Gathering will feature experts and speakers from across the globe who will educate participants on all things home birth. Includes an interactive live Q&A session.

Why Attend?

Black Maternal Health Week is a crucial time to:

• Raise Awareness: Educate yourself and others about the disparities impacting Black maternal health.
• Support Black Mothers: Show solidarity and amplify the voices of Black women and birthing people.
• Drive Change: Become involved in advocacy efforts and contribute to creating a more equitable healthcare system.
• Connect with Community: Network with other individuals passionate about improving maternal health outcomes for Black families.

Who Should Attend?

Everyone is welcome! This includes expecting parents, families, healthcare professionals, community advocates, and anyone interested in learning more about and supporting Black maternal health.

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Register for all events at https://colabmhweek.com.

Join us as we work together to ensure that every Black mother has a healthy and joyful birthing experience!

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