Maternal Mortality in America: What’s Going On?

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Is pregnancy a sacred and revered experience in the eyes of society only for privileged, white women? The U.S. has the highest rate of deaths related to pregnancy and childbirth in the developed world. Half of these deaths are preventable, victimizing women from a variety of races, backgrounds and income levels. The spotlight on this issue has led groups to start working on solutions at community, healthcare and policy levels. This panel brings together leaders in this space to discuss what’s being done to change the conversation from maternal mortality and disparity to birth equity for all.





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Programming descriptions are generated by participants and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of SXSW.

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Dr Joia Crear-Perry

National Birth Equity Collaborative

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Elizabeth Krause

St David's Foundation

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Paula X Rojas

Mama Sana Vibrant Woman Embody Transformation & National Perinatal Taskforce

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