Honoring, Celebrating, and Elevating Midwifery in Public Health

Join us during Nationl Public Health week for a conversation and experience that uplifts midwifery as a proven, evidence-based model for improving birth outcomes and advancing equitable, culturally rooted care for Black women and birthing people.

• Hear from a dynamic panel of midwives, birth workers, and advocates as they share insights on how midwifery transforms maternal health, the challenges providers and patients face, and why this model is essential to birth justice.
• Connect with local organizations and resources that support women and birthing people in your community.

Together, we’ll explore how reclaiming traditional care models can lead to healthier births and stronger communities. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn, build, and advocate.

Sponsored by: Black Maternal Health Center of Excellence, Black Women for Wellness, California Black Womens Health Project, Kindred Space, County of Los Angeles Department of Public Health

Host or Publisher Black Women for Wellness