Maternal Health Initiative

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    21 Jun 2018

    BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT: With the collaboration of , ’s @MCSPglobal, , & , we are advancing progress around maternal health issues today through independent research & open dialogue. Read more about us here:

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  2. 9 hours ago

    Take some time this weekend to read this in-depth look at women, work, and COVID-19 from the New York Times. Read our coverage to learn more about the "'dangerous dichotomy" of women's work in the pandemic:

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  3. The Wilson Center's first interactive annual report takes us through a year of insight and impact:

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  4. Feb 13

    Reminder that MHI is now on Instagram! Give us a follow to keep up with all things and at :

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  5. Feb 12

    It was an honor to partner with , , , , and for this event. Read our summary to learn more about in conflict and humanitarian settings.

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  6. Feb 9

    "Countering child marriage takes community-targeted solutions, from youth peer groups to economic incentives for parents who prolong girls’ education," writes . Read more in this latest blog courtesy of :

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  7. Feb 11

    . is the Founder and President of the National Birth Equity Collaborative (). Her work focuses on racism as the root cause of health inequities. Revisit our event w/ to hear more from Dr. Crear-Perry:

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  8. Feb 8

    Good news - and new out and this set of bills to address US maternal health crisis includes bill on climate crisis. These bold initiatives to address racial disparities in maternal health are much needed.

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  9. Feb 11

    The needs of women and girls tend to be left out of responses due to a “critical gap in women’s leadership in humanitarian settings,” said Emergency . Read more about the importance of protecting & engaging women in humanitarian settings:

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  10. Feb 10
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  11. Feb 10

    NEW from MHI: "Early Interventions in Men’s and Boys’ Health and Well-Being Have Lifelong Effects" Check out our summary of 's recent event on engaging men and boys in and other programming:

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  12. Feb 10

    Powerful closing remarks from 's Geeta Lal @ 's event: "There is ample evidence that midwives & nurses transform health care...the question here remains if it is so obvious then why are we not adequately investing in our nursing and midwifery workforce?"

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  13. Feb 10
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  14. Jan 25

    Voices from the frontlines in health are a critical part of the COVID-19 response. On February 10th, we are hosting an event to officially launch the 100+ Outstanding Nurses & Midwives list, and hear their stories of being a nurse/midwife during COVID!➡️

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  15. Feb 9

    The Alliance works to ensure that Black mothers have the support and resources to thrive before, during, & after pregnancy and were key partners in the . Check out their other work:

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  16. Feb 9

    Check out the results of 's survey and read more about what to expect on policy from the Biden Administration during its first 100 Days:

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  17. Feb 8

    "A safe pregnancy should be a right, not a privilege,” , sponsor of the Justice for Incarcerated Moms Act

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  18. Feb 8

    "Our goal is to make maternal mortalities a thing of the past," said , lead sponsor of the Moms Matter Act, which recognizes the intersection between maternal health, mental health, & substance use disorders

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  19. Feb 8

    “What inspired me to get involved in this is really the fact that there are so many intersections w/ the work that we’re doing...we have to do the things that we know that affect the entire ecosystem," said about addressing in the

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  20. Feb 8

    “My whole lived experience taught me that…we needed to focus on a perinatal workforce,” including physician assistants, doulas, and birth coaches and advocates, said , lead sponsor of the Perinatal Workforce Act.

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  21. Feb 8

    “All hope is not lost. We are not hopeless. This year’s ensures our health care systems, our providers, and our society will truly make Black maternal and infant health a priority," . Tune in to the re-introduction of the bill now:

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