Community Health Grand Rounds Series: Strategies for Advancing Black Maternal Mental Health
The Community Health Grand Rounds Series is a free monthly webinar series focused on maternal, infant, and family health in Louisiana. The series fosters learning, collaboration, and dialogue across community, clinical, and policy sectors. LPHI's May Community Health Grand Rounds, Strategies for Advancing Black Maternal Mental Healthcare, marks the third session in the series and will feature three panelists working to improve quality and access to maternal mental healthcare across Louisiana. The session highlights LPHI's role in advancing behavioral health outcomes and spotlights the work of two of our partners supporting Black mothers in their communities, Community Birth Companion and Conscious Moms LA. Panelists explore maternal mental healthcare and discuss why normalizing conversations about mental health within communities is a key strategy for improving outcomes.
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