Black Midwife Champions Program

Queens, it’s time 👑

We are bringing the Village outside this summer ☀️

Join us for our 4-week Walk Series created for Black women to move, connect, and be in community together.

This is space to reset, recharge, and show up for yourself alongside other women who get it 💜

📍 Locations across Butler County
🗓 Every Saturday in June
⏰ 12 PM – 1 PM

Registration is required:

https://compyle.clearimpact.com/ #/public/survey/C05EBF61-46EF-4612-B1B8-7798DDC558D4

Come as you are. Bring a friend.
We’ll meet you there, Queens ✨

ATTENTION DOULAS (and other birth workers)!!!

Let’s talk breastfeeding support 💜🤎

Join me for Lactation Foundations for Doulas and learn how to confidently support breastfeeding families within your role and scope.

This training is simple, practical, and made for doulas who want to better serve their clients.

Schedule now for the month of June to receive an amazing discount!!!

📅 Online booking available at https://milkingwithrho.com/
📩 Contact me for further details

I look forward to helping you, help your clients!!!

We had a great time today and a wonderful discussion on the infant mortality crisis! Thank you Black Women Cultivating Change for providing a safe space to have healthy dialogue about things impacting our communities. We look forward to more meetings to discuss action plans and next steps! Malcolm ✊🏾and I are ready to do more work! WE ALL WE GOT!! 💪🏾

📦✨ The Black Midwife Champions are moving to our new location at Liberty Center! We are excited for this next chapter as we continue working to provide even better care for our community.

Please stay tuned for more details during this transition. There will be NO breastfeeding class this month, but we can’t wait to resume programming soon!

Also stay tuned as we begin planning our next Postpartum Party! 💕🎉

Thank you for continuing to follow and support us through this exciting move! 🖤

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Hey everyone, please join me in welcoming Ms. Kennedi!

Kennedi is a sophomore at Spelman College, where she is majoring in Biochemistry on the pre-med track. She is deeply interested in understanding the social determinants of women’s health and the systemic disparities that contribute to inequitable birth outcomes, and she was referred to me to learn more about this important work.

Kennedi will be shadowing me this summer, so you may see her out and about as she gains hands-on exposure to maternal health, public health advocacy, and community-based care.

We attended a community baby shower this morning, even counseled a few moms! And, I must admit, she may have already convinced Jubilee to attend Spelman College 🩵💙 instead of Howard 💙❤️😒😂

Please help me give Kennedi a warm welcome! 🖤🖤🖤🖤