Thanks to strong partnerships, Mississippi now ranks second in the nation for the number of hospitals designated Baby-Friendly.

A movement to alter New Mexico’s maternal health system for ALL people.

Mother’s Milk Bank of Mississippi has a solution to help decrease infant mortality rates: providing donor milk to mothers and babies.

Birth Detroit, funded by W.K. Kellogg Foundation, addresses maternal mortality with plans to establish Michigan's first birthing center by 2024.

Whitney Batteast founded Pickles & Popsicles to support Black mothers and combat maternal health disparities, partnering with Mississippi Urban League.

A free 24/7 hotline provides mental health support and resources for women before, during, and after pregnancy.

The W.K. Kellogg Foundation partnered with the New Mexico Research Evaluation and Learning (REAL) Team Members to create a new report – Advancing ...

A new report from Center for American Progress reveals how a holistic approach to perinatal health through the lens of the social determinants ...

CHOICES Memphis and Groundswell Fund, two W.K. Kellogg Foundation maternal-child health grantees, ensure support for LGBTQ+ families in accessing critical health care services.

Black Maternal Health Week campaign is a week of awareness, activism and community building to deepen the dialogue about Black maternal health in ...