Advancing New Standards In Reproductive Health (ANSIRH)

A new report presents the preliminary findings of the Care Post-Roe Study, and shows how health care providers have been unable to provide the standard of care in states with abortion bans since the Supreme Court struck down Roe v. Wade ten months ago, leading to harm and negative health outcomes for patients.

KBIA

When a person has a baby, their health outcomes can be impacted by a variety of factors. And in the U.S., where rates of maternal mortality are higher than in other high-income countries, race is one of those factors.

The Observer

Black midwives have historically served as pillars in America’s birth work community but were pushed out of the profession in the mid-1900s as birth became medicalized and midwives were required to have a license.