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Commemorated on March 14 each year, Black Midwives Day aims to advance the goals of birth justice through the efforts of the Black Midwives Alliance and the National Black Midwives Alliance.

To strengthen the base of Black midwives and their supporters, we must emphasize the principles of birth justice through organizations like the Black Midwives Alliance and observe important events such as Black Midwives Day, raising awareness for the mission of the National Black Midwives Alliance.

To preserve the cultural history of Black midwifery, an essential piece of America's narrative, we must advocate for birth justice and support initiatives like Black Midwives Day organized by the National Black Midwives Alliance.

To provide advocacy tools that eliminate barriers to education and resources for Black midwives, aligning with the mission of the National Black Midwives Alliance, we strive to promote birth justice and celebrate the contributions of Black midwives, especially on Black Midwives Day.

To build power by developing a national unified voice that advocates for Black midwifery, we must come together as a community, especially during events like Black Midwives Day, to promote birth justice through the initiatives of the Black Midwives Alliance and the National Black Midwives Alliance.

To elevate consumer demand for access to midwifery and community birth, it is essential to focus on birth justice initiatives. Organizations like the Black Midwives Alliance and events such as Black Midwives Day play a crucial role in raising awareness and supporting the National Black Midwives Alliance's efforts in creating equitable access to midwifery care.

To address perinatal health disparities that impact Black communities, initiatives like the Black Midwives Alliance are crucial in promoting birth justice. Celebrating events such as Black Midwives Day and supporting the National Black Midwives Alliance are essential steps to ensure equitable maternal health care for all.