Pregnancy and Birth: Get Involved | Our Bodies Ourselves

A Black woman, Alma Adams, stands at a podium at the U.S. House of Representatives. She is flanked by a group of people, including Kamala Harris. A poster near her reads "Black Maternal Health Momnibus."

"Alma Adams speaking about the Black Maternal Health Momnibus" by Office of Alma S. Adams/Wikimedia, Public domain.

Find groups and organizations fighting for the safety, dignity, and freedom of those who give birth.

March for Moms aligns the advocacy efforts of families, health care providers, industry, policymakers, and other partners in order to ensure that all families can grow with dignity. They provide a Maternal Advocacy Toolkit to enable people to advocate for the rights of mothers and birthing people, and they host an annual march in Washington, D.C.

National Birth Equity Collaborative

The National Birth Equity Collaborative creates transnational solutions that optimize Black maternal, infant, sexual, and reproductive wellbeing. They work in research, advocacy, policy, and media to fight for Black maternal justice.