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Toronto Black Maternal Health Week (TBMHW) is a dedicated initiative that brings together healthcare professionals, community organizations, and advocates to raise awareness, provide education, and promote equitable access to quality maternal healthcare. This week-long event will feature expert led seminars, interactive workshops, and community discussions, all focused on addressing the physical, emotional, and mental well-being of Black mothers during pregnancy and postpartum. The second annual Toronto Black maternal health week will take place from April 11-17, 2026.
"From Awareness to Accountability":
The Role of Families, Allies & Systems in Black Maternal Health
Black women report symptoms of postpartum depression (PPD), yet they are significantly less likely to receive treatment.
more likely—Black women in Canada face significantly higher risks of severe maternal health complications compared to white women.
of Black women with symptoms of postpartum depression receive treatment

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