October 20, 2024
Providers Engagement in Black Communities, Dr. Kimarie Bugg, BELIEVE Birth Innovation Conversations
BELIEVE Birth Innovation Conversations: “Researchers & Provider Trust in Black Communities,” featuring Dr. Kimarie Bugg (BELIEVE Project; Reaching Our Sisters Everywhere):
Providers Engagement in Black Communities, Dr. George Bugg, BELIEVE Birth Innovation Conversations
BELIEVE Birth Innovation Conversations: “Providers Engagement in Black Communities” featuring Dr. George Bugg (BELIEVE Project; Reaching Our Brothers Everywhere):
Integrating holistic approaches into maternal health, BELIEVE Birth Innovation Conversations
BELIEVE Birth Innovation Conversations: “Integrating holistic approaches into maternal health,” featuring LaToshia Rouse (BELIEVE Project):
Bringing together community resources & support networks to advance birth work: Kayla Torres
BELIEVE Birth Innovation Conversations: “Bringing together community resources & support networks to advance birth work,” featuring Kayla Torres (P3OPPY Project):
Maternal healthcare teams improving culturally competent care: BELIEVE Innovations, Rosylen Quinney
BELIEVE Birth Innovation Conversations: “Maternal healthcare teams improving culturally competent care” (featuring Rosylen Quinney, P3OPPY project):
NC lawmakers, advocates call for action to address crisis in Black maternal health
Jun 26, 2024
When she found out she was pregnant in 2016, Charity Watkins, a doctoral student at the time, did all the right things, meticulously following all recommended practices to ensure a successful and healthy pregnancy.
“I initiated prenatal care… my husband and I enrolled in birthing classes, I read books on what to expect, and took extra care to ensure I ate well and exercised throughout my pregnancy,” said Watkins, who is Black.
ncnewsline.com/
2024 P3 EQUATE HERN Semi Annual Meeting
P3 EQUATE HERN, Jan 26, 2024
The 2024 P3 EQUATE HERN Semi Annual Meeting kicked off yesterday! This year’s meeting is being hosted by the BELIEVE Team at UNC Chapel Hill.
Believe in HBCUs Mixer
BELIEVE, June 6, 2023
This convening is designed to facilitate a dialogue between HBCU’s, Community Partners, Advocates, and the Universities within the EQUATE network. This discussion will aid identifying synergy and opportunities for collaboration to improve Maternal Health.
Date: June 9th, 2023
Time: 11-3 pm ET
Location: MLK Jr Student Center at St. Augustine’s University
Pregnancy and Maternal Health
American Heat Association, Go Red for Women, May 30, 2023
The American Heart Association cares about you and your bebé. Learn more about maternal health.