10/03/2026
Attending the ACOG Congressional Leadership Conference is always a powerful reminder of why advocacy matters. ⚖️🤰🧑🧑🧒🧒🩷🩵
When physicians, advocates, and leaders come together with a shared purpose—to improve the lives of women and their babies—something special happens. The conversations are meaningful, the energy is inspiring, and the sense of camaraderie is real. We come from different communities and backgrounds, but we are united by the same mission: ensuring safer pregnancies, healthier families, and equitable care for every woman.
Advocacy doesn’t happen in just one way. It happens in hospital hallways, in community rooms, in classrooms, and on Capitol Hill. It happens when we speak up for policies that support maternal health, when we mentor the next generation of leaders, and when we collaborate across disciplines to solve complex problems.
What I appreciate most about this work is that it has never been about recognition. It’s about impact. It’s about using our voices, our expertise, and our collective strength to change systems and improve lives.
Grateful for the friendships, the collaboration, and the shared commitment to keep pushing forward—for women, for babies, and for the communities we serve.