In September 2022, Coaches from MHLIC were working with one of the MHI grantees, providing technical assistance (TA) to them after the completion of an online Sustainability Tool. The online […]
Taking Off The Armor: Addressing Burn Out And Sparking Innovation
Burnout: A Spark for Innovation was a keynote session held at the Maternal Health Innovation Symposium on August 3, 2022. This session was presented by Dr. Kim Hires, coach, author, […]
Power in their hands: Reproductive Justice and Birth Across Cultures Symposium panel
The Reproductive Justice and Birth Across Cultures panel was held in Chicago on August 2, 2022. The session was moderated by Andrea Serano and featured three amazing community-based doulas – […]
2022 National Maternal Health Innovation Symposium Recap
Thank you to everyone who made the 2022 National Maternal Health Innovation Symposium a success! We couldn’t have done it without you! MHLIC is proud to have coordinated 35 workshops, […]
National Maternal Health Innovation Symposium
Our goal is that the Symposium will continue to grow into a trusted, evidence-driven, and community-centered space for maternal health professionals and others invested in the well-being of families to connect, recharge, and to advance maternal health equity in the communities in which they serve and support.
Reviewing Policies for Equity Impact: A Tool to Support Equitable Maternal Health Outcomes
Description: Implementing targeted policies is a powerful strategy for eliminating racial inequities in maternal health outcomes. In this webinar, Dr. Cynthia Osborne, Director of the Prenatal-to-3 Policy Impact Center at […]
Remote Blood Pressure Monitoring to Save Lives
Telehealth visits have replaced a number of prenatal visits that used to occur in person due to the COVID-19 pandemic. For many patients, this has been a welcome change since […]
Using Common Language to Effect Change in Maternal Health
Have you ever been in a meeting where people are talking about the same public health issue, but just can’t seem to move beyond “what are we trying to accomplish?” Well, perhaps one reason is that the group has never taken time to decide upon a common language.
New Jersey Spark Session Review
At September’s inaugural National Maternal Health Innovation Symposium, MHLIC shared over 20 Spark Session videos. These are a curated collection of brief presentations detailing innovative maternal health programs, policies, or […]