Welcome to The NATAL Summit! In this bonus episode, birth equity advocates from the non-profit sector to government discuss how they're advancing public narratives, alongside effective data-informed public policies that result in better health outcomes for Black birthing parents.
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We head home for a final good-bye to hear how Anasia, Ciara, Erick, Shayla and more are building new legacies exactly where they are.
Featured guests: Crystal Starr Flowers, Katy Kozhamminil, PhD, DaLyah Jones and Tanya Smith-Johnson
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Alabama Birth Collective founding member, Nadia Gramby, on the sisterhood of birthwork.
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The parents adjust to life postpartum and the powerful transformations they've undergone.
Guest featured this episode: Crystal Starr Flowers
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The babies are coming.
For more on birth plans, listen to our NPR Life Kit episode.
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From the physical to the emotional, all four parents navigate the highs and lows of pregnancy – and for some, even during a pandemic.
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Alabama Birth Collective founder Jasmine Merritt on answering the call to serve.
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Ciara explores the multitude of care options after learning she's pregnant.
Guests featured this episode: Oriaku Njoku, Quita Tinsley Peterson, and Tanya Smith-Johnson
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Taking matters into her own hands, Anasia charts new pathways to parenthood uniquely her own.
Featured guest: Dr. Tonya Hawkins Hunter
For resources on pregnancy loss, listen to our NPR Life Kit episode.
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Fannie Lou Hamer, Southern freedom fighter and one of the oldest Black-founded towns in the country spark The Browns' most transformational decision yet.
Featured guests: Katy Kozhamminil, PhD and Arrianna Planey, PhD.
If you loved learning about Mound Bayou, check out this video.
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The moments that (re)introduced Shayla, Erick and Anasia to their bodies.
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