Following the impactful See Me Hear Me: The Conversation event earlier this week, join us for a special edition of Saturday Soup as we continue the dialogue around Black maternal care with the theme:
“See Me, Hear Me: Amplifying Our Stories: Building Bridges for Better Maternal Care”
This session is dedicated to sharing the lived experiences of Black mothers and using those stories as a foundation to advocate for systemic change. By amplifying these voices, we aim to build bridges of understanding and collaboration between communities, healthcare professionals, and policymakers to create better maternal care for all.
Let’s come together to listen, share, and strategize for a more equitable future.
Why Attend?
Amplify Black Maternal Stories: Share and hear powerful stories that highlight the unique challenges and triumphs of Black motherhood.
Build Bridges: Explore how we can foster understanding and collaboration for better maternal care outcomes.
Community & Advocacy: Engage with a supportive community while enjoying a comforting bowl of soup.
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