comparemela.com

Latest Breaking News On - Building equitable linkages - Page 1 : comparemela.com

Kimberly Harper speaks on Black maternal health, community initiatives at recent book talk

Kimberly Harper, author of “The Ethos of Black Motherhood in America: Only White Women Get Pregnant,” spoke at Lindsay Young Auditorium on Monday evening to provide insight into her work

United statesNorth carolinaUniversity of north carolinaKimberly harperJamal jared alexanderAmerican heart associationUniversity of north carolina at chapel hillSyracuse universityTechnical state universityOnly white women get pregnantLindsay young auditoriumNorth carolina agriculturalProfessional communicationEvery baby guilfordBuilding equitable linkagesInterprofessional education valuing everyone

Doula Industry Helping with Black Maternal Care, But Racial Inequities Remain

In the U.S., Black women are three times more likely to die from pregnancy-related complications. Doulas are trying to shrink that gap.

United statesNew yorkNorth carolinaChapel hillRex hospitalMemorial hospitalAlison stuebeTashona winslowKimberly harperJaniya williamsJasmine hensleyMosesh coneCenters for diseaseDisease controlNew york cityChapel hill

NC A&T and UNC find solutions to improving Black maternal health

The CDC reports an alarming number of Black women are dying during or right after childbirth. Two North Carolina universities are partnering to find a solution.

Chapel hillUnited statesKimberlyd harperJaniya williamsAmerican heart associationUniversity of alabamaHuman lactation programCarolinaat state university in greensboroUniversity of pennsylvaniaProgram directorParental neonatal outreach coordinatorBuilding equitable linkagesInterprofessional education valuingOhio state

vimarsana © 2020. All Rights Reserved.