Black Maternal Health Month Baby Shower
EDIT: Baby Shower RSVP is now at capacity! See you on Saturday! I Be Black Girl is thrilled to announce the annual Black Maternal Health
I Be Black Girl serves as a collective for Black women, femmes and girls to actualize their full potential to authentically be, through autonomy, abundance and liberation.
We believe policy is a driver for change within our approach to reproductive justice.
Using a collective action framework, we are catalyzing a movement to disrupt the systems that perpetuate incidences of maternal morbidity, mortality and traumatic care experiences in Black birthing people
Throughout history, Black generosity and philanthropy have created their own tables of progress, especially to support Black futures, and I Be Black Girl is no different.
America has spent decades depriving Black people access and opportunity to economic security, and abundance and dignity; leading to a scarcity mindset rooted in injustice. We are changing that.
EDIT: Baby Shower RSVP is now at capacity! See you on Saturday! I Be Black Girl is thrilled to announce the annual Black Maternal Health
I Be Black Girl, the first and only reproductive justice organization in Nebraska, is thrilled to announce its KiKi Networking Brunch, set to take place
Every October, I Be Black Girl, the first and only reproductive justice organization in Nebraska, is proud to power 2024 Nebraska Black Maternal Health Month,
I Be Black Girl (IBBG), Nebraska’s first and only Reproductive Justice organization, has launched a new volunteer initiative, Beloved Volunteers. This program invites individuals and
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