Dr. Sannisha Dale(@sannishadale) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Today is the beginning of the 7th annual Black Maternal Health Week 2024 ( ) - April 11-17th. Check out the events. Also see clips from a video compiled by United We Rise United We Rise members connecting the fights to end the HIV epidemic and secure reproductive health.

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Rep. Ilhan Omar(@Ilhan) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Black women die in childbirth at a rate three to four times higher than white women.

Roots Community Birth Center in Minneapolis is working to reduce disparities in Black maternal health services by providing a safe birthing experience for many women of color.

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ARDEIdesigns(@ARDEIDesigns) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In honor of , Professor Alexis Dunn Amore shared her experiences and perspective as a clinician, researcher, and mom about how to improve outcomes for Black mothers and babies. Read about it here: bit.ly/3JiC8DM

In honor of #BlackMaternalHealthWeek, Professor Alexis Dunn Amore shared her experiences and perspective as a clinician, researcher, and mom about how to improve outcomes for Black mothers and babies. Read about it here: bit.ly/3JiC8DM #blackmaternalhealthweek #BMHW24
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Rep. Morgan Cephas(@RepCephas) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It's Black Maternal Health Week here at the state Capitol and we've made so much progress in bringing awareness to the often fatal health issues facing Black mothers and birthing people. We kicked off with a reception in the Capitol Rotunda on Monday evening.

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Rep. La’Tasha D. Mayes(@RepMayes) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I had to set the record straight for my Republican colleagues on the Health Committee who claimed that would exclude people who identify as “pregnant individuals.” They were sorely mistaken. Thankful for the PA Black Maternal Health Caucus!

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Rep. Ben Waxman(@RepBenWaxman) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Incredibly informative conversations at the PA Black Maternal Health Week reception yesterday. Ensuring access to quality healthcare for Black mothers is crucial. Proud to stand with advocates and colleagues in addressing this important issue.

Incredibly informative conversations at the PA Black Maternal Health Week reception yesterday. Ensuring access to quality healthcare for Black mothers is crucial. Proud to stand with advocates and colleagues in addressing this important issue. #BMHW24
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Senator John Fetterman(@SenFettermanPA) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I'm fighting like hell so no community is left behind—communities like Black mothers facing health care access barriers & experiencing adverse health effects.

I'm all in for the Black Maternal Health Momnibus & will keep fighting until we get them the care they need. 💯

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Minnesota Senate DFL(@SenateDFL) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This week is Black Maternal Health week. We are facing a maternal morbidity crisis in the United States and must do more to reduce maternal health disparities for Black Minnesotans and save lives.

This week is Black Maternal Health week. We are facing a maternal morbidity crisis in the United States and must do more to reduce maternal health disparities for Black Minnesotans and save lives. #BMHW24
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Joe Tate(@SpeakerJoeTate) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Black Maternal Health Week is more than just a recognition of the disparities between Black women and their white counterparts, but an opportunity for us to ensure the health and well-being of Black mothers and babies.

Black Maternal Health Week is more than just a recognition of the disparities between Black women and their white counterparts, but an opportunity for us to ensure the health and well-being of Black mothers and babies. #BMHW24
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Physicians for Reproductive Health(@prhdocs) 's Twitter Profile Photo

During , we asked Black doctors to share their reflections on the importance of having Black providers caring for Black patients.

Read responses from 4 amazing providers who are proudly advocating for their communities and their patients!

During #BlackMaternalHealthWeek, we asked Black doctors to share their reflections on the importance of having Black providers caring for Black patients.

Read responses from 4 amazing providers who are proudly advocating for their communities and their patients! #BMHW24
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Gates Foundation(@gatesfoundation) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Your zip code, access to care & color of your skin can determine whether or not you & your baby survive the birthing process.

Dive into the issue of birth inequity on “Make Me Care About…Maternal Mortality” with Eva Lathrop & Elaine Welteroth: gates.ly/3o9v9G8

Your zip code, access to care & color of your skin can determine whether or not you & your baby survive the birthing process.

Dive into the issue of birth inequity on “Make Me Care About…Maternal Mortality” with @eva_lathrop & @ElaineWelteroth: gates.ly/3o9v9G8

#BMHW24
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NYS Senator Samra Brouk(@SenatorBrouk) 's Twitter Profile Photo

There are amazing organizations that work everyday to improve maternal health outcomes for Black women, both in the Greater Rochester Rochester area and beyond. Together, we can ensure that all new and growing families receive the care they deserve.

There are amazing organizations that work everyday to improve maternal health outcomes for Black women, both in the Greater Rochester Rochester area and beyond. Together, we can ensure that all new and growing families receive the care they deserve. #BMHW24
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Assemblymember Akilah Weber, MD(@asmakilahweber) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Today is International Maternal Health and Rights Day and the kickoff of Black Maternal Health Week! The theme for the week is “Our Bodies STILL Belong to Us: Reproductive Justice NOW!”

Today is International Maternal Health and Rights Day and the kickoff of Black Maternal Health Week! The theme for the week is “Our Bodies STILL Belong to Us: Reproductive Justice NOW!”

#BMHW24
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