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Cherished Futures News
April 14, 2021
Black Maternal Health Week: Black Mothers and Advocates Discuss Ways to Improve Health Care in Los Angeles
Since 2020, Cherished Futures has hosted a series of Sister Circles in partnership with the California Black Women’s Health Project and the Los Angeles County African American Infant and Maternal Mortality (AAIMM) Prevention Initiative, collectively bringing together over 60 Black women across Los Angeles to discuss opportunities to improve health care delivery, particularly for Black people.
April 14, 2021
In pandemic times, Black maternal health is more important than ever
"Covid is really exacerbating the stressors that exist for Black birthing folks. We know that high stress prenatally contributes to some of the inequities we see," Sherrod said in an interview.
2021
3-part Cherished Futures series
The Cherished Futures story was released as a three-part series in Our Health California, a grassroots advocacy platform of more than 1 million people.
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