Press
Higher rates of maternal deaths and infant mortality among African-Americans is ‘a public health crisis being ignored,’ Richmond birth workers say
by Sarah King ● April 18, 2019
Pregnancy during a pandemic: birth workers, mothers navigate COVID-19
By Samantha Willis ● July 1, 2020
‘What if you’re not there?’: Doulas advocate for parents during COVID-19 concerns
By Jasmine Turner ● March 26, 2020
Birthing while black: African-American women face disproportionate risks during pregnancy
Samantha Willis ● March 5, 2019
‘I Survived’ — How Doulas Can Help Save Black Womens’ Lives
By Mallory Noe-Payne ● February 3, 2020
Birth Workers Call for Expanded Coverage of Pregnant Women, Doulas
By Trimmel Gomes ● July 3rd, 2019
Jeff Johnson 3 Things You Should Know About Black Maternal Health Week
Jeff Johnson ● April 16, 2020
Black women in Virginia die from childbirth at twice the rate of other women
By Angela Woolsey ● November 27, 2020
State commission to study maternal mortality as Va. works to eliminate racial disparities
By Bridget Balch Richmond ● June 25, 2019
“Nevertheless, She Persisted“ – Dedicated to #FightingForEquality
By NationBuilder Support ● October 15, 2019
Changing Policy and Shaping the Narrative to address the Black Maternal Health Crisis
By In Our Own Voice ● April 16, 2020
Mortality Kombat: The Fatal Crisis Pregnant Black Women Face
By The Justice Report ● June 24, 2020
