through policy change.

As Congress returns to session next month and the electoral races ramp up, our advocacy efforts are more important than ever. When senators and representatives return on September 8, we are going to be ready to bring maternal health to their attention. Are you with us?

Here’s what we’re focused on for their return:

Expanding and adequately funding Medicaid is one of the most important ways that we can support pregnant and birthing people. This is especially true for Black women and women of color, who are disproportionately impacted by poor maternal healthcare and COVID-19.

We are at a critical moment to drive change at the national level. The work we do now can change how we support moms across the entire country.

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The pandemic has only amplified the challenges mothers and pregnant people face. Poor access to healthcare has become worse. Integrated care models can barely integrate when their priority now needs to be to suppress the spread of the pandemic. Supporting moms and birthing people in this fourth COVID-relief package is critical.

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By supporting March for Moms, you are helping us advocate on behalf of the women and families who deserve respectful, equitable, and high-quality care. Their needs deserve to be addressed in the next COVID relief bill and beyond.

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