Embodying Maternal Health Equity: Conference Report

Lead author, NeighborHealth & Boston University Program on Reproductive Justice

This conference united 200+ leaders to advance equitable, culturally responsive maternal-infant care.

NeighborHealth convened more than 200 leaders to address racial inequities and improve maternal and infant health outcomes in Massachusetts. The conference emphasized collaboration, culturally responsive care, and actionable solutions involving doulas, midwives, mental-health services, and community-based programs.

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