KPCC|Due to overwhelming interest, Priska Neely will host another interactive conversation to share stories and information that women can use to improve birth outcomes.
An update on what's happened in the year since the county's health department launched an action plan aimed at closing the black-white gap in infant mortality.
We asked an OBGYN, a midwife and a maternal-child health advocate how black women can empower themselves and combat high rates of black maternal and infant mortality.
Join KPCC’s Priska Neely and a panel of guests as they discuss the black infant mortality crisis and share information women can use to empower themselves.
Ohio has some of the highest infant mortality rates in the nation. Community organizations are working to give parents tangible tools to help, with a focus on dads.
The Castlemont neighborhood in East Oakland is known as a Best Babies Zone. The idea of the initiative is that improving life for all residents will ultimately save babies.
There are so many public health workers, researchers and community organizers across the country who have dedicated their lives to improving birth outcomes for black babies.
