Are midwives and doulas the answer to keeping more Black babies alive?
With Florida’s infant mortality rate stubbornly higher than the national average, doulas and midwives represent a potential pathway to address the problem.
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With Florida’s infant mortality rate stubbornly higher than the national average, doulas and midwives represent a potential pathway to address the problem.
Black Women for Wellness, in collaboration with the African American Infant and Maternal Mortality Prevention Initiative and California Black Women's Health Project, launched a city-wide projection activation to kick off Black Maternal Health Week (BMHW). The activation took place on Thursday, April 11th, coinciding with the beginning of Black Maternal Health Week 2024, which runs from April 11-17th.
On Saturday night dozens of people gathered inside Dr. Ato Wright and Dr. Tonya Wright’s home for an evening of education and awareness through art.
Black women athletes have long been hyper-scrutinized: Their bodies, hair, outfits as well as their celebrations, emotions and even their activism are not merely picked apart on social media and
After a sometimes tumultuous career, track star Sha’Carri Richardson quieted detractors as she won the 100-meter sprint at the world championships in Hungary.