Birthing the Magic: Rewriting the Narrative
We believe in the transformative power of childbirth. While bringing life into this world is undeniably magical, for many women, particularly Black women, the journey can be marred by disrespect and bias in medical care.
At our core, we provide evidence-based, culturally humble education covering all aspects of pregnancy, childbirth, postpartum, and infant care.
We understand the complexities of healthcare and aim to bridge the communication gaps that research has shown exist between Black people and healthcare providers.
Our mission is to empower Black birthing people with the knowledge and confidence to navigate pregnancy with grace and resilience.
Through comprehensive education, we strive to mitigate factors contributing to maternal mortality, ensuring informed decision-making and holistic well-being throughout the perinatal journey.
Our Mission
To champion holistic, culturally sensitive care for melanated mamas and mamas-to-be.
Our Vision
A world where every Black birthing person experiences empowered, equitable, and joyful motherhood.
Our Core Values
Empowerment: We empower Black birthing people with the knowledge and resources for informed and confident perinatal care.
Community: We foster a supportive and inclusive community that uplifts and advocates for Black birthing people and their families.
Equity: We are committed to reducing disparities in maternal health by mitigating the factors restricting equitable access to care and resources.
Advocacy: We champion the rights and needs of Black birthing people through active advocacy.
Respect: We honor and respect the diverse experiences and voices of Black birthing people, ensuring their dignity and humanity in all interactions.
Our Focus
To provide culturally safe, science-based perinatal education, advocacy, and support to Black birthing people, helping them navigate the complexities of maternal health care and ensuring their emotional and physical well-being.
We concentrate on six (6) key areas of pregnancy, birth, and parenting:
Labor & Delivery
Postpartum Care
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*The phrase “Melanated Mamas” includes all Black women, femmes, and non-binary persons who identify with Black womanhood.