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Black Perinatal Mental Health Summit 2026

Organized by BGMH Foundation

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Event date: December 9, 2026
Format: Virtual
Location: Virtual
Compensation: Not listed

About this call

The Black Perinatal Mental Health Summit 2026 is a free virtual gathering for Black mothers, providers, researchers, birthworkers, and community members. It invites proposals drawing on research, practice, community perspectives, and lived experience about recognizing mental health concerns and helping Black mothers and families receive support. The program has a Provider Track and a Mother and Community Track.

Topics

Black perinatal mental healthHelping mothers feel safe sharing difficult experiencesRecognizing mental health concerns when symptoms do not fit familiar patternsHelping families access care after a referral

Audience

Black mothers, pregnant and postpartum people, and their supportersProvidersResearchersBirthworkersCommunity members