The National Association to Advance Black Birth (@thenaabb) 's Twitter Profile
The National Association to Advance Black Birth

@thenaabb

On a mission to combat structural #racism in maternal-infant health. Focused on #blackmaternalhealth, #maternaljustice and #advancingblackbirth.

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Black Mamas Matter Alliance (@blkmamasmatter) 's Twitter Profile Photo
Black Mamas Matter Alliance
@blkmamasmatter

17 days ago

Get ready to be empowered! BMMA is thrilled to welcome the multi-talented Tatyana Ali as a speaker at #BMHC24! Tatyana will be sharing her passion for Black Maternal Health and Reproductive Justice. Virtual registration is still available: blackmaternalhealthconference.com

Get ready to be empowered! BMMA is thrilled to welcome the multi-talented <a href="/TatyanaAli/">Tatyana Ali</a> as a speaker at #BMHC24! Tatyana will be sharing her passion for Black Maternal Health and Reproductive Justice. Virtual registration is still available: blackmaternalhealthconference.com
Amanda P. Williams, MD, MPH (@apw_mdmph) 's Twitter Profile Photo
Amanda P. Williams, MD, MPH
@apw_mdmph

14 days ago

Capturing patient voice, especially hearing from the voices our society has deprioritized, has long been an issue for hospital leaders. Appreciating Irth and Kimberly Seals Allers for this impactful work Know better, do better✨ #maternalhealth #healthequity

The National Association to Advance Black Birth (@thenaabb) 's Twitter Profile Photo
The National Association to Advance Black Birth
@thenaabb

11 days ago

The National Association to Advance Black Birth (@thenaabb) 's Twitter Profile Photo
The National Association to Advance Black Birth
@thenaabb

8 days ago

At NAABB we are building the kind of organization that positions itself to lend voice, agency and liberation to Black mothers/persons, children and families who are unseen and unheard in a health system driven by the remnants and realities of institutionalized racism.

At NAABB we are building the kind of organization that positions itself to lend voice, agency and liberation to Black mothers/persons, children and families who are unseen and unheard in a health system driven by the remnants and realities of institutionalized racism.