"The Mama We See" is a transformative initiative that centers the experiences of Black mothers to drive meaningful improvements in maternal healthcare.

The world is changing, and it’s not always easy to navigate. As America becomes more diverse, many of us are facing frustration from others who feel threatened by this change. It can be exhausting to constantly carry the weight of others' fear and misunderstanding. Now what? Honestly, I am not sure. I just know now is the time for me to make space for my feelings and allow time to process and heal. Next steps will reveal itself. For now, I am holding grace for myself and for others.

National Grief Awareness Day provides an opportunity to acknowledge the multifaceted nature of grief, especially for Black mothers. Grief, defined as "deep and poignant distress caused by or as if by bereavement," is a universal human experience. While all expectant mothers hope for the joy of welcoming new life, many mothers end up facing grief during their pregnancy and childbirth. Unfortunately, Black mothers face this grief more often, with the highest rates of infant loss and maternal mortality in the country.

Breastfeeding is a beautiful and natural process that nourishes both mother and baby. However, for Black mothers, the journey can be uniquely challenging. Let’s talk about it.

You might be wondering, why should Juneteenth matter to us? Here's the thing: freedom isn't a singular experience. It's a ripple effect, a tide that lifts all boats. When one group is denied their liberty, it casts a long shadow on everyone.

Alicia Suguitan, Executive Director and Co-founder of the Edith Institute, recently took the stage at the ElevateEquity social enterprise accelerator Demo Day, hosted by the Flywheel social enterprise accelerator. With a clear mission of ensuring every mother survives childbirth and pregnancy, Alicia presented on Edith Institute's groundbreaking work in implementing a novel continuing medical education (CME) approach for maternal healthcare providers.

Did you know many Black mothers lack access to quality breastfeeding education and support? Our latest blog post dives deep into this issue with Dr. Janelle McClain, aka "The Boobs Lady.

Black mamas are warriors. They face incredible challenges, from societal bias to healthcare disparities. But one crucial aspect of our well-being often gets pushed aside – mental health.

Welcome to a sanctuary for mothers – a heartfelt journal that understands the beautiful chaos of motherhood. In the gentle pages of this book, we've created a space just for you. Embrace the authenticity of your journey, acknowledging the highs and lows without judgment,

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