It’s the system that is broken

A number of our MCH students attended the 2021 Black Maternal Health Conference, hosted by the Black Mamas Matter Alliance (BMMA), April 16-17, online.  What follows is a post from one of the attendees. By Momi Binaifer Sagoe, BS  The second virtual conference I attended was the Black Maternal Health Conference. This conference talks deeper…

Reimagining Child “Welfare”

A number of our MCH students attended the 2021 Black Maternal Health Conference, hosted by the Black Mamas Matter Alliance (BMMA), April 16-17, online.  What follows is a post from one of the attendees. By Margaret Major, BA I recently completed a literature review on the relationship between neighborhood conditions and child maltreatment. Early on…

Profound and insightful

A number of our MCH students attended the 2021 Black Maternal Health Conference, hosted by the Black Mamas Matter Alliance (BMMA), April 16-17, online.  What follows is a post from one of the attendees. By Crysta Meekins, BPH This year I had the privilege to virtually attend the Black Maternal Health Conference. Virtual conferences are…

Windows of opportunity: how better access to maternity care may

Join us for this semester’s Tulane Center of Excellence in Maternal and Child Health webinar. Windows of opportunity: how better access to maternity care may help prevent obstetric and violent deaths Presented by: Veronica Gillispie-Bell, MD, MAS, FACOGMedical Director, Louisiana Perinatal Quality Collaborative (LaPQC) and Louisiana Pregnancy-Associated Mortality Review (LA-PAMR) & Maeve Wallace, PhDAssistant Professor,…

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