Every Mother Counts

@everymomcounts

We're a non-profit organization dedicated to making pregnancy & childbirth safe for every mother. Follow for running updates.

New York City, NY
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    11 sept.

    5.2 for . Thanks to for sponsoring me!

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    11 sept.

    🚨🚨 Big news: & released the text of the , which includes EVERY eligible provision of the ! Learn more about these historic investments:

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    10 sept.

    Founder and CEO of , advocates to make pregnancy and childbirth safe for every mother. After experiencing her own childbirth complications, she dedicates her work to improving global maternity care access. Hear her Sept. 15!

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    10 sept.

    Meet the panelists! Today we'll be highlighting the incredible people joining us for "Ensuring a Safe and Successful Start," our final Safe Childbirth Checklist webinar. Follow along and RSVP!

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    9 sept.

    We're thrilled about this incredible panel of speakers joining us to discuss safety and quality in childbirth! This panel brings vast experience in clinical care, public health, policy, and advocacy. Don't miss out! Join us Sept. 15th:

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    9 sept.

    The Momnibus will address system-level failures by providing policy solutions that will allow Black moms and their babies to thrive. Pass the

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    9 sept.

    We call on Congress to include the in the upcoming reconciliation package! By advancing comprehensive investments in high-quality, culturally appropriate maternity care and robust social support, we can save moms' lives, end disparities, & advance birth justice for all.

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    9 sept.

    Congress, it’s past time to make coverage available to birthing people throughout the postpartum period.

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    9 sept.

    To address the ongoing maternal health crisis, Congress must make investments that advance Reproductive Justice, like supporting the and extending postpartum coverage for at least one year.

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  10. 9 sept.

    The would tackle the maternal health crisis by: 💪🏾Investing in + expanding the maternity care system ✅Addressing the social determinants of maternal health ⚠️Supporting pregnant + postpartum ppl amidst COVID-19 Take action today:

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  11. 9 sept.

    All birthing people need access to comprehensive health coverage postpartum for 12 MONTHS. There is no justifiable reason why coverage should end just 60 days after giving birth for new parents.

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  12. 9 sept.

    “Evacuation is a luxury. People don’t realize this. No pregnant woman would stay if they had a choice. There’s not much choice for a lot of people.” Via :

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    9 sept.

    The coronavirus pandemic could “wipe away 20 years of hard-fought gains” in reducing maternal mortality in Latin America and the Caribbean.

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    8 sept.

    Congratulations Class 11! These incredibly strong women have been through so much during their time with us. We couldn’t be more proud of them and the work they will do! Stay tuned for more highlights from this special day.

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    7 sept.

    We're excited to announce the panelists for "Ensuring a Safe & Successful Start," our final SCC webinar! Join us in welcoming , , , , , , & ! Register:

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  16. 7 sept.

    "Having racial concordance in your provider can often be protective. Having somebody who sees your full humanity is really important for developing trust and rapport with any provider." featuring

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  17. 3 sept.

    "It’s not just starting a bunch more birth centers. It’s not just about getting more midwives. It’s about radically changing the experiences and radically addressing how institutions feel about and how they value Black women."

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    2 sept.

    On about overruled 40 years of legal precedent during a Pandemic! Grateful to my colleagues in Texas caring for patients under threat of vigilantes. It is our duty to fight for our Freedom. It is our duty to win. We have nothing to loose but our chains. ✊🏽✊🏽

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    "We know that the states like Texas, like Mississippi who have very restrictive laws around abortion, also have the worst maternal and child health outcomes." , President of National Birth Equity Collaborative speaks about disapproval of the Texas abortion ban law
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    1 sept.

    Our earthquake relief in the South continues! Mothers and babies are being lovingly cared for, as midwives from Maison de Naissance and Midwives for Haiti work together to provide optimal care. Thank you all for your continued support!

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  20. 31 août

    "Policymakers need to take urgent action to address the climate change + maternal health crises-and the racial inequities that run through them-in tandem. With the threat of climate change + increasing pregnancy-related mortality there is no time to lose."

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