Convened by Jhpiego in partnership with the National Association to Advance Black Birth, Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing, Georgetown University School of Nursing, Wajamama, and Align, this event series brings together health workers, health system leaders, advocates, researchers, policymakers, and implementers.
Through plenary discussions, fireside conversations, case presentations, and panels, speakers share perspectives from hospital-based care, birth centers, group care, policy and advocacy, and primary health care models.
Participants engage in facilitated breakout discussions on practical issues such as funding, staffing, referrals, health system integration, and clinical quality.
This series is designed to create a practical exchange of ideas about what local and global experiences can teach one another—and how those lessons can support stronger, more equitable health care.
