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We can’t wait to welcome you back THIS year 🤍REPOST:Remembering our time at the 2024 Black Maternal Health Conference (B...
01/30/2026

We can’t wait to welcome you back THIS year 🤍

REPOST:
Remembering our time at the 2024 Black Maternal Health Conference (BMHC) in Atlanta! ✨

The BMHC is the official, global assembly for Black Maternal health, equity, scholarship, innovation, policy, and advocacy work, projects, practice, and initiatives organized by Black Mamas Matter Alliance . 🌱

We had so much fun connecting with incredible leaders in the field, and we can't wait to return next year! 💙

Check out the tentative schedule for  . Take a look at what we are planning for the 2026 Black Maternal Health Conferenc...
12/05/2025

Check out the tentative schedule for . Take a look at what we are planning for the 2026 Black Maternal Health Conference and Training Institute™ as we prepare to gather in Atlanta next September.

Did you know? Abstract submissions are now open! If you are interested in presenting your work at BMHC26, we invite you to learn more and submit your abstract at bit.ly/BMHC26ABSTRACTS.

The conference welcomes ALL maternal, perinatal, and reproductive health equity stakeholders who want to learn, connect, and grow in their work.

For additional conference details, visit blackmaternalhealthconference.com.

Get ready...  is coming! Save the date!Save the date because we are heading back to Atlanta, GA on September 10-12, 2026...
12/01/2025

Get ready... is coming! Save the date!

Save the date because we are heading back to Atlanta, GA on September 10-12, 2026 for the Black Maternal Health Conference and Training Institute™, and we cannot wait to gather with clinicians, advocates, birth workers, researchers, creatives, and community leaders shaping the future of Black Maternal Health.

Get ready for powerful sessions, community-centered learning, and a conference experience that uplifts, inspires, and strengthens our collective work.

Do not miss a thing by subscribing to our newsletter at blackmamasmatter.org/connect for updates, announcements, and things conference!

10/24/2025

✨ “Being in spaces like this gives me hope.”

During the plenary “Advancing Black Maternal Health and Justice within the Fight for Reproductive Autonomy” at the 2024 Black Maternal Health Conference & Training Institute™ ( ), Dr. Nia Mitchell, reflected on the importance of being in rooms where Black researchers, evaluators, practitioners, and advocates come together to lead conversations about OUR OWN health and futures. In a field where representation in research and evaluation is still limited, Dr. Mitchell reminded us why spaces like matter.

We have some really exciting updates about coming soon and we can’t wait to share them with you! Make sure you are subscribed to our newsletter at blackmamasmatter.org/connect so you don’t miss a thing!

At the Black Maternal Health Conference and Training Institute™ ( ), some of the most powerful movement-building happene...
09/03/2025

At the Black Maternal Health Conference and Training Institute™ ( ), some of the most powerful movement-building happened away from the main stage, right inside our breakout rooms.

These weren’t just sessions, they were spaces of intimacy, vulnerability, and deep engagement. Notes were taken, hard questions were asked, lived experience were shared, and space was held for one another in ways that pushed the work forward.

From floor-seated reflections to full rooms of focused listening, this is what collective learning looks like in action.

✨ BMHC26 is on the horizon, and we’re building toward it already. Learn more about and what it’s all about at blackmaternalhealthconference.com!

During our   plenary panel, Advancing Black Maternal Health and Justice within the Fight for Reproductive Autonomy, pane...
08/06/2025

During our plenary panel, Advancing Black Maternal Health and Justice within the Fight for Reproductive Autonomy, panelist Pilar Herrero of Center for Reproductive Rights shared reflections that couldn’t have been anything but the truth.

She named how laws have long been used to suppress midwifery care, especially among Black and Indigenous midwives, and how this pattern mirrors the ongoing assault on abortion access. Her insights echoed what so many of us know deeply...that reproductive autonomy, birth justice, and Black Maternal Health are inseparable.

This conversation was a necessary call to action and a reminder of the work ahead.

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🖤 This is what joy in resistance looks like.From hallway hugs to roaring laughter, every image is a reminder of what hap...
07/31/2025

🖤 This is what joy in resistance looks like.

From hallway hugs to roaring laughter, every image is a reminder of what happens when Black Mamas, birthworkers, scholars, medical professionals, and maternal health advocates gather in power.

The Black Maternal Health Conference & Training Institute™️(BMHC26) is a space to build with maternal, perinatal, and reproductive health equity stakeholders, experts, and learners committed to addressing maternal mortality and morbidity, and to further strengthen the Black perinatal workforce across the board.

We’re already looking ahead! is on the horizon, and the energy is building. ✨

Make sure to watch this space for all things such as updates, announcements, and subscribe to our newsletter at blackmamasmatter.org so you don't miss a beat!

Black-led, community-rooted care saves lives. When Black birthing people are supported by providers who look like them a...
04/15/2025

Black-led, community-rooted care saves lives. When Black birthing people are supported by providers who look like them and understand their lived experiences, outcomes improve—and so does trust in the healthcare system.

That’s why investing in a culturally aligned perinatal workforce is not optional—it’s essential.

From pushing for better midwifery legislation like Georgia’s HB 520 to building networks of Black birthworkers across the country and the Diaspora, our Alliance Partners are making change real.

💜 Shoutout to:
Shafia Monroe Consulting-Birthing Change, Commonsense Childbirth, Mamatoto Village, Sankofa Reproductive Health & Healing Center, ROOTT, Ancient Song, The Bloom Collective, & Black Mothers’ Breastfeeding Association

Swipe to learn more about the policy, data, and the organizations leading this work.

Missed a session or want to revisit your favorite moments from  ? We've got you covered! All attendees now have access t...
11/15/2024

Missed a session or want to revisit your favorite moments from ? We've got you covered!

All attendees now have access to exclusive resources to continue the learning and momentum beyond the conference, including:

📊 Presenter presentations
🎥 Live-streamed sessions
🎶 Our curated BMHC24 Spotify playlist
🏆 Customized Certificates of Attendance

Download the app and log in now to access these valuable materials and lets keep pushing forward in the movement for Black Maternal Health forward! 💪🏽

Still on the matter of  ....The Training Institute kicked off BMHC24 with a bang! Our six incredible trainers brought th...
11/05/2024

Still on the matter of ....

The Training Institute kicked off BMHC24 with a bang! Our six incredible trainers brought their expertise and energy to the table, setting the stage for days of learning, growth, and inspiration.

10/31/2024

Dr. Zsakeba Henderson received the 2024 Recipient of the Jackson, Rowley, Hogan Excellence in Black Maternal Health Scholarship Award during the BMHC24 Awards Dinner! 🎉 As a national expert in maternal and infant health, Dr. Henderson’s dedication to health equity strategies in transforming maternal and infant healthcare systems is truly inspiring. We’re honored to recognize her exceptional contributions to the field.

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