Upcoming Events.
At Birthing the Magic Collaborative, we curate culturally grounded perinatal education designed for Black birthing people and those who support them. Our workshops bring together trusted experts, lived experiences, and evidence-based knowledge to separate fact from fiction and provide information that is both credible and compassionate.
We believe that Black motherhood is a birthright, not a battle. Our sessions are safe, affirming spaces where Black women and families can learn, connect, and leave empowered with tools for healthier pregnancies, births, and postpartum experiences.
Workshops are open to expecting parents, new parents, grandparents, doulas, nurses, community members—anyone who is committed to supporting safe and joyful birth outcomes for Black families.
🕒 Please note: All workshop times are listed in Eastern Time.
Beyond the Bump: Your Essential Guide to Pelvic Health
Pregnancy and postpartum recovery can impact pelvic floor strength, core stability, bladder control, and overall comfort, but many women are never taught what is normal or when to seek support.
Join Dr. Jane Grant, PT, for an empowering virtual conversation on pelvic health during pregnancy and postpartum. Learn about pelvic floor function, diastasis recti, pelvic organ prolapse, postpartum recovery, and practical strategies to help you feel stronger, more comfortable, and more connected to your body after birth.
Whether you are pregnant, postpartum, returning to exercise, or supporting birthing families, this session offers practical education and expert guidance for navigating pelvic health with confidence.
The Sacred Bond: The Magic of Skin-to-Skin Care
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This session redefines skin-to-skin contact not as an optional "extra," but as a fundamental clinical right. Join global developmental care leader Dr. Yamille Jackson and renowned neonatologist Dr. Alice Obuobi as they discuss the science behind human connection.
Safer Births Now
Safer Births Now is a virtual Maternal Health Fair commemorating Black Maternal Health Week, offering free online workshops for Black birthing people and those who care for them.