Together, We Can Help Make Maternal Healthcare Safe for All

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In 2025, The Edith Institute reached a pivotal moment — moving from vision to measurable action. From launching our first research study to strengthening clinical and community partnerships, this year marked meaningful progress toward improving care for mothers affected by hypertensive disorders of pregnancy. Our 2025 Annual Report shares the milestones, momentum, and voices shaping what comes next.

2025 Annual Report

Driving Large-Scale Impact By Improving Maternal Health Outcomes For Everyone.

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For the health and well-being of all mothers.

Black mothers are at least 2.5 times more likely to die from maternal health complications than their peers. We are committed to changing this. Through research, partnerships, and advocacy, we work to build a healthcare system that is equitable, just, and responsive to the needs of Black mothers. Because when care improves for Black mothers, it improves for all mothers.

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Stories & Updates

  • When the weight of the world feels too heavy to carry.

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  • What Is Gestational Hypertension? Why Does It Disproportionately Affect Black Mothers?

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  • Free Download * Affirmations and pregnancy rights printables for Black Mothers

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  • A Black Mother's Guide to Self-Advocacy in Healthcare

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  • Midwives and Doulas: How They Can Improve Black Maternal Outcomes

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  • Make a Difference This Giving Tuesday with The Mama We See Project

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  • Transforming Maternal Healthcare Through "The Mama We See" Project

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Our Approach

The Edith Institute bridges healthcare and community to improve maternal care. By amplifying the experiences of mothers’ at the highest risk and training providers in culturally responsive care, we build trust, empower mothers, and create better outcomes for every family.

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