Location
Paul D. Coverdell Legislative Office Building
18 Capitol Sq SW
Atlanta, GA 30334
18 Capitol Sq SW
Atlanta, GA 30334
Date & Time
Wednesday, March 25, 2026
8:30 AM
8:30 AM
Please be sure to bring a government issued ID to enter the Capitol building. You will not be able to enter without an ID.
Join us at the Georgia State Capitol on Wednesday, March 25, 2026, at 8:30 AM for Black Maternal Health Advocacy Day! A powerful gathering of community members, advocates, healthcare professionals, and policymakers committed to advancing equity in maternal health. Hosted by BMMA, Inc. (Black Mamas Matter Alliance) Georgia Black Maternal Health Taskforce (GaBMHT), this special day will include the introduction of the Black Maternal Health Week Resolution, recognition of the Georgia Black Maternal Health Taskforce, and a welcoming breakfast with legislators.
Whether you are a community advocate, birth worker, healthcare professional, or supporter, we invite you to stand with us and be part of the movement to uplift and protect Black Maternal Health and join BMMA's fight to END maternal mortality.
Hosted by: BMMA's Georgia Black Maternal Health Taskforce
About the Taskforce:
The Georgia Black Maternal Health Taskforce, led by BMMA, is dedicated to advancing policies and systemic reforms that address inequities in Black Maternal Health outcomes. Through strategic partnerships and convenings, community activation, and data-informed solutions, we aim to improve Black maternal health outcomes through policy engagement and advocacy throughout Georgia and in doing so, strengthen health systems and outcomes across the board.
The Georgia Black Maternal Health Taskforce, led by BMMA, is dedicated to advancing policies and systemic reforms that address inequities in Black Maternal Health outcomes. Through strategic partnerships and convenings, community activation, and data-informed solutions, we aim to improve Black maternal health outcomes through policy engagement and advocacy throughout Georgia and in doing so, strengthen health systems and outcomes across the board.
Images from GaBMHT Stakeholder Meetings held in Atlanta, Macon, and Columbus, GA in 2025.
Additional Information
Please bring a government issued ID to enter the Capitol Building.
This event will be in-person and will not include a virtual component. Breakfast will be available.
Please bring a government issued ID to enter the Capitol Building.
This event will be in-person and will not include a virtual component. Breakfast will be available.
Infection Control Protocol
The Black Maternal Health Advocacy Day is an indoor event. Wearing a mask and hand washing are encouraged.
The Black Maternal Health Advocacy Day is an indoor event. Wearing a mask and hand washing are encouraged.
Join us on
Wednesday, March 25, 2026
8:30 AM
Wednesday, March 25, 2026
8:30 AM