We owe it our ancestors to let our fires burn. #MaternalHealthInnovation

Weaving our voices together to keep our loved ones warm. I know joy, I know pain. Tanaya Winder #MaternalHealthInnovation!

Who am I? Who is my community? What is my heart work? #MaternalHealthInnovation!

We've got the dreamers disease. #MaternalHealthInnovation!

Each and everyone's voice is important! #MaternalHealthInnovation!

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Great conversations happening right now.

We don’t need a plan, we need power...

When people continue to see you as they have imagined you it is a they problem, not a you problem. Dr. Roxane Gay #FWCA22

So excited to be part of this amazing team for Building Equitable Linkages with Interprofessional Education Valuing Everyone (BELIEVE)! Janiya Mitnaul Williams @ronbett75 Kimberly N.C. A&T Athletics UNC School of Medicine UNC CMIH 1/

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We did it! We facilitated a 3.5 hour pre-conference workshop today. We made space 4 my Equity Praxis in the Model for Improvement & Implementation. Many thanks to my QI-IS chosen kin & collaborator Dr. Caitlin R. Williams (김장매의 딸) who invited me 2 contribute. Special s/o #StephanieBogdewic #RohitR

We’re wired to use both sides of our brain but we’ve been conditioned to use the left side of the brain. #NHSA25

Conflict is inevitable….#NHSA25

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This #BlackMaternalHealthWeek, I visited with members of UNC-Chapel Hill & North Carolina A&T’s Project BELIEVE. This vital project aims to find solutions to overcome the maternal health care disparities we face and improve maternal care teams for every birthing person.

It’s was exciting to have a discussion with Congresswoman Valerie Foushee about Black Maternal Health and the BELIEVE project

How I am and Who I am has nothing to do with my degree…. Shawnee Benton Gibson

It was an honor to work to improve postpartum care.