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Tag: Race, History + Equity

Inside the CDC Museum's Health Is a Human Right Exhibition: A Collaboration with Dr. Karen Scott

Illustrations of dignity in Black birth, created in collaboration with OBGYN Dr. Karen A. Scott, MD, MPH, FACOG are now featured in the CDC Museum’s 'Health Is a Human Right' exhibit, exploring groundbreaking work addressing health equity and obstetric racism.

A Birth Altar Honoring Black Motherhood, Black Midwifery, and Health Equity Through Sacred Spaces

The Educated Birth teamed up with artist Nadiya Nacorda for the Altar America Exhibition featured at The Altars Festival in Richmond, VA.

In a field that is often unnecessarily gendered, these folks are contributing to the reproductive justice movement.

Why Do We Use Gender Neutral Language?

Pregnant person? Laboring parent? What’s gender-neutral language all about? Is it rejecting gender? We talk about why it’s important and offer 10+ resources for further learning.

On the Ground Mothering in the Era of a Pandemic

During the COVID-19 pandemic, those kinds of strategies that may be seen as “hippy” or “crunchy” like breastfeeding and cloth diapering, can make the difference in survival for under-resourced families.

Talking Birth Choices with Keia and Jon

When Keia and Jon were expecting their first child, Roman, they let us listen in on how they made their birth choices.

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