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Infant Feeding
During COVID

Strategic Planning for Pregnancy, Postpartum and Beyond 

In honor of Black Breastfeeding Week

Tuesday, August 25, 2020
5:00 pm - 6:30 pm

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News and Updates

Paid Community Scientist Career Development Program Launches in Oakland
Benioff Community Innovators is recruiting!

Former NICU Families Describe Gaps in Family-Centered Care

 

Doula Hotline is Launching for Black Birthing People

 

PTBi's New Study to Assess COVID's Impact on Pregnant People

 

Fresno GROWS Wins Funds from Plant Relocation Settlement

 

During COVID, Support Persons Necessary in NICUs and Birthing Rooms, Says CADPH

 

Fruit and Vegetable Vouchers Lowers Risk of Preterm Birth, Study Finds

Applications Open

Rolling Deadline

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Congratulations

Transdisciplinary Postdoctoral Fellow Alum and PTBi researcher, Deborah Karasek, was selected to be a K12 Scholar in the Interdisciplinary Research in Careers in Women’s Health (BIRCWH) program.  

The award is to support junior faculty researchers from diverse disciplines who are committed to advancing understanding of the incidence, progression, risk factors, impact, and/or prevention and treatment of non-malignant urologic conditions.

Resource Spotlight


This resource was created by Black Women for Wellness and led by Nourbese Flint. It is inspired by the National Association to Advance Black Birth's Black Birthing Bill of Rights.

PTBi in the News

Upcoming Events

  • Benioff Community Innovator Oakland Informational Webinars 
    | Every Tues and Thurs in Aug | Various times | PTBi |
    The Benioff Community Innovators Oakland is an empowering, paid professional development opportunity in the areas of health equity, participatory action research, community organizing, and policy advocacy for ten Oakland residents. This Research Justice Workforce Development Program will work with community scholars to research issues related to Black and Brown preterm birth and use those findings to create policy and change that will affect the birth outcomes in Oakland. All applicants must attend one of the informational webinars in order to apply.
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