FREE WEBINAR
"Demystifying Bias and Racism in Black Maternal Health"
Wednesday, February 7th,Â
6:30 PM EST
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REGISTER NOWWHAT YOU'LL LEARN:
This webinar will explore factors contributing to poor maternal outcomes, specific to bias and racism. The interactive format will add a sense of engagement to address the need for self-reflection and the realization that these issues require a collaborative effort to move the needle of this national crisis.
Strategies to reduce maternal health disparities.
Live virtual interactive format via Zoom
- Bias unveiled what it is and how to recognize it.
- Explore the impact of systemic and structural racism and their impact on maternal outcomes and our clients' lived experiences.
- Case studies
- Strategies
The more you understand, the more you can move forward intentionally to improve communication with your clients, improve their experiences, and explore your biases.
Yes… We are all biased.
Join me for a thought-provoking webinar, “Demystifying Bias and Racism in Maternal Healthcare,” where we will delve into the unseen challenges affecting maternal outcomes.
TARGET AUDIENCE:
Health professionals
Physicians, Midwives, NPs, Nurses, and students who care for and support women and birthing people before, during, and after pregnancy.
All birth workers
Doulas, Lactation Consultants, Chiropractors, Pelvic Floor Specialist
Birth Advocates
Activists, those in support of improved maternal healthcare delivery.
Through a comprehensive exploration of bias and racism, participants will gain valuable insights into personal biases and structural and systemic issues. Real-world case studies will provide context, fostering a deep understanding of the challenges faced by pregnant individuals. By the end of the session, attendees will leave armed with practical strategies and a renewed commitment to dismantling barriers, contributing to a more equitable future in maternal healthcare.Â
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Let’s break the barriers together!
Bias acts as a veil that clouds our view, limiting the recognition of endless possibilities.
Remain open to new ideas, thoughts, and perceptions.
..."because babies should go home in their mother's arms."
Dr. J
Are you ready to be reinvigorated?
