Black Maternal Health Collective Canada

12/31/2025

Wishing you all a Happy Holiday and a Happy New Year from our team at Black Maternal Health Collective Canada! May your 2026 be filled with joy, health, and prosperity in all areas of your life 💛
See you all soon ☺️
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04/10/2025

The Black Maternal Health Collective Canada (BMHCC) is thrilled to announce that Olympian Perdita Felicien will be joining us to Celebrate Toronto Black Maternal Health Week at North York General Hospital.

This week would not be possible without our supporters- North York General Hospital, Preeclampsia Foundation Canada and the City of Toronto.

A Special thank you to our Sponsor Cassels Brock & Blackwell LLP and thank you to our Venue Sponsor Dentons Canada.

Remember to join us for Practitioner Day on April 11.
Register Here- https://lnkd.in/dKVi8Y-m


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04/10/2025

Join us for a week full of events and discussions about maternal healthcare!

Lack of representation in maternal health research leads to gaps in care for Black mothers. Let’s advocate for more inclusive studies and better outcomes.

Visit www.bmhcc.ca to see events happening in the city.

Thank you to our sponsor - Cassel's. Also Thank you to our supporters- North York General Hospital, Preeclampsia Foundation Canada, and City of Toronto

Black Maternal Health Collective Canada

03/14/2025

Community support is a crucial aspect to better health outcomes. Share your story down below to start building community today!

03/08/2025

Sound off in the comments! Let us know your ideas for how the community can better support safe, quality care for Black mothers and birthing people.

02/28/2025

The lack of diverse representation in healthcare professionals is a barrier to equitable maternal care. Let’s push for more diversity in medical fields.

02/22/2025

Education is key to breaking down maternal health disparities. Share these facts with your community and start the conversation!

02/14/2025

Let’s talk about the importance of midwifery care in supporting Black mothers. Midwives can provide more personalized, culturally sensitive support that leads to better outcomes.

02/08/2025

Black mothers face unique challenges during childbirth, but the right support can change everything. Share your experiences or offer your support. It’s not just a Black issue – it’s a Canadian issue. Let’s take action together.

Toronto Black Maternal Health Week, launching April 11 - 17 2025.
Visit bmhcc.ca for more information!