Come kick off Black Maternal Health Week with AAIMM’s Fatherhood program. This is an in-person gathering for Black dads who want to support and uplift each other as we stand in solidarity with Black mamas and birthing persons.
Gather virtually with Black birth justice advocates, birth workers, and Black families for a restorative afternoon of yoga, breath work, movement, storytelling, sound healing, and networking.
Come celebrate Black Maternal Health Week with the AV AAIMM CAT for an educational and inspiring evening. We will be honoring the history of the midwife and doula with multiple displays and films on the history of the midwife.
Please join us as we honor Black Maternal Health Week with a screening of “Birthing Justice,” followed by a discussion with Executive Producer Denise Pines and Public Health Leader Adjoa Jones on Thursday, April 11, at 6pm.
Join us during Black Maternal Health Week for an intentionally curated tour of various birthing spaces in Los Angeles County. Our mission is to empower Black expecting parents by showcasing the various birthing spaces and resources available to them.
In Due Time Coalition presents “Heal the Her't: The Art of Storytelling.” The stories that will be shared in this Creative ART are Golden, like the poppies in the Antelope Valley.
Join us to honor Black Maternal Health Week with a celebration honoring our birthing journeys with good food and mimosas!
SLASB AAIMM CAT will be hosting its 3rd annual Community Baby Shower and Resource Fair. We will be providing Black mamas and their families with free baby essentials and resources.
Join i.D.R.E.A.M. for Racial Health Equity and Los Angeles County Black Infant Health as they welcome Black Girl Saturday School® to Los Angeles, CA during Black Maternal Health Week.
Black Mamas Glowing® is a virtual peer support group experience formed to reduce isolation and build community for Black birthing families and the expanded Black perinatal workforce including birth workers.
The Outreach and Engagement Team and Maternal Mental Health of Service Area 6 will host Use of Imagery in Wellness Event which is open to all birthing persons and their families.
