As promised, our Doula Meet & Greet: Speed Dating event has a new date and we hope you can join us!

This event aims to connect expectant parents with the perfect Doula to support them through their birthing journey. It's the perfect opportunity to ask any questions you may have about the Doula process and find the right fit for you.

As a special bonus, every registered participant will receive a FREE box of diapers! So spread the word and bring along any friends or family members who may benefit from this invaluable experience.

Join us for an informative and inspiring session where we will discuss the significance of Black Doulas in our communities and the transformative power they hold in the birthing process. This meeting is designed to gauge interest and provide an overview of our upcoming Doula Training Program.

Moms Meditation offers a transformative space for Black mothers to find solace, healing, and empowerment through the practice of meditation. In a society that often overlooks the experiences and needs of Black mothers, this program recognizes the importance of self-care and provides a supportive environment for Black women to recharge and reconnect with themselves.

Join Black Mothers in Power for our Resource Fair Days every other Wednesday! This is your chance to connect with our partner organizations and discover valuable resources within our community. Whether you're seeking support, information, or simply looking to learn more about what services are available, our Resource Fair Days are here to help.

Join Black Mother in Power's Monthly Postpartum Support Group where we create a safe and empowering space for Black mothers to connect, heal, and thrive after childbirth. Led by an experienced facilitator, this supportive community offers a nurturing environment to share your joys, challenges, and experiences while receiving expert guidance and resources.

Join us for a rejuvenating experience to kick-start your week. Take a break from the demands of everyday life and indulge in some much-needed relaxation. Let go of any stress and negativity, allowing yourself to breathe in positivity and embrace a mindset of productivity. Don't miss this opportunity to prioritize self-care and set the tone for a successful week ahead.

This yoga session is not just for pregnant individuals, everyone is welcome.

Join us for an informative and inspiring session where we will discuss the significance of Black Doulas in our communities and the transformative power they hold in the birthing process. This meeting is designed to gauge interest and provide an overview of our upcoming Doula Training Program.

Join Do Care Doula Foundation for brunch; visit their info tables from their community partners; and a massive community baby shower including raffles of essential baby items such as pack n plays, travel systems, and high chairs.

Join the ongoing movement to make things fair for everyone in Delaware. The goal is to work and learn together to make sure all people and places in Delaware are doing well. We will spend two days learning about how to improve people's lives and finding ways to increase equity. We will also learn about local projects and figure out how to make them successful.

Keynote speakers are LaTosha Brown, Co-Founder of Black Voters Matter and Admiral Rachel L. Levine, M.D., U.S. Assistant Secretary for Health!

Moms Meditation offers a transformative space for Black mothers to find solace, healing, and empowerment through the practice of meditation. In a society that often overlooks the experiences and needs of Black mothers, this program recognizes the importance of self-care and provides a supportive environment for Black women to recharge and reconnect with themselves.

Join us for an eye-opening discussion on the disparities in Black maternal and child health. This event aims to shed light on the alarming statistics and challenges faced by Black mothers and their children within the healthcare system.

Join the ongoing movement to make things fair for everyone in Delaware. The goal is to work and learn together to make sure all people and places in Delaware are doing well. We will spend two days learning about how to improve people's lives and finding ways to increase equity. We will also learn about local projects and figure out how to make them successful.

Keynote speakers are LaTosha Brown, Co-Founder of Black Voters Matter and Admiral Rachel L. Levine, M.D., U.S. Assistant Secretary for Health!

The Delaware Healthy Mother & Infant Consortium Annual Summit brings together healthcare professionals, community members, and policymakers to address critical issues affecting maternal and infant health. Through informative sessions, interactive workshops, and networking opportunities, attendees collaborate to find solutions that will improve outcomes for Black mothers and babies in Delaware.

Location:

Chase Center on the Riverfront

815 Justison St, Wilmington, DE 19801

Join Black Girl Health Collective for a LIVE panel with LaToya Brathwaite FNP, Lindsay Griffin LCSW, and Dr. Lucinda Canty PhD, CNM, FACNM, as they discuss our support systems roles in Black maternal health advocacy.

Join on Black Girl Health Collective’s IG, FB, or Youtube

Our valuable resources within our community. Whether you're seeking support, information, or simply looking to learn more about what services are available, our Resource Fair Days are here to help.

Join us for a rejuvenating experience to kick-start your week. Take a break from the demands of everyday life and indulge in some much-needed relaxation. Let go of any stress and negativity, allowing yourself to breathe in positivity and embrace a mindset of productivity. Don't miss this opportunity to prioritize self-care and set the tone for a successful week ahead.

This yoga session is not just for pregnant individuals, everyone is welcome.

Don't miss this chance to hear real-life accounts of success, challenges, and everything in between from those who've walked the path.

Join Sisters for their first Walkathon of the year, in collaboration with The Womb Centre in celebration of Black Maternal Health Week.

Moms Meditation offers a transformative space for Black mothers to find solace, healing, and empowerment through the practice of meditation. In a society that often overlooks the experiences and needs of Black mothers, this program recognizes the importance of self-care and provides a supportive environment for Black women to recharge and reconnect with themselves.

Join us for a night of drinks and fun at our Guest Bartending Event fundraiser hosted by Black Mothers in Power! This exciting event aims to raise funds to support our mission of empowering and uplifting Black mothers in our community. Come and enjoy delicious cocktails served by our guest bartenders who are passionate about our cause. Whether you're a cocktail connoisseur or just looking for a great time, this event is for you!

This is a Virtual event: Join on Black Girl Health Collective’s IG, FB, or Youtube

Join Black Girl Health Collective for a LIVE Community Session, with LaToya Brathwaite, FNP, founder of Mother Baby & Beyond, Where she discusses the origin and the reasons why having a Black Maternal Health Week is necessary.

Join Black Mothers in Power for our Resource Fair Days every other Wednesday! This is your chance to connect with our partner organizations and discover valuable resources within our community. Whether you're seeking support, information, or simply looking to learn more about what services are available, our Resource Fair Days are here to help.

Join us for a rejuvenating experience to kick-start your week. Take a break from the demands of everyday life and indulge in some much-needed relaxation. Let go of any stress and negativity, allowing yourself to breathe in positivity and embrace a mindset of productivity. Don't miss this opportunity to prioritize self-care and set the tone for a successful week ahead.

This yoga session is not just for pregnant individuals, everyone is welcome.

Moms Meditation offers a transformative space for Black mothers to find solace, healing, and empowerment through the practice of meditation. In a society that often overlooks the experiences and needs of Black mothers, this program recognizes the importance of self-care and provides a supportive environment for Black women to recharge and reconnect with themselves.

Join us at our Virtual Open House! Meet our team, learn more about our mission and programs, and connect with other community members who share our vision for a better future for Black Mothers and families.

Join us for a rejuvenating experience to kick-start your week. Take a break from the demands of everyday life and indulge in some much-needed relaxation. Let go of any stress and negativity, allowing yourself to breathe in positivity and embrace a mindset of productivity. Don't miss this opportunity to prioritize self-care and set the tone for a successful week ahead.

This yoga session is not just for pregnant individuals, everyone is welcome.

This event is a safe and supportive space where women and girls can come together to celebrate sisterhood, raise awareness about HIV, and foster open and honest conversations about important issues affecting our community.

Brothers need a space to BE: be themselves, be in conversation, be challenged, be educated, be together. This circle unites men monthly for conversation. If you're interested in joining the movement or have any questions, please contact 856-236-8394 for more info.

Moms Meditation offers a transformative space for Black mothers to find solace, healing, and empowerment through the practice of meditation. In a society that often overlooks the experiences and needs of Black mothers, this program recognizes the importance of self-care and provides a supportive environment for Black women to recharge and reconnect with themselves.

A panel discussion to explain the Palestine-Israel conflict and the history of Black and Palestinian solidarity. This event will be Facebook live streamed by Delaware Call via Koh Show on the Black Mothers in Power Facebook page. This event will be covered by 95.3 WHGE (independent, Black-owned radio station) too. You must register to attend in-person.