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The Mary Amelia Center for Women's Health Equity Research (MAC) advances equitable health and well-being for women, children, and families.

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MAC, @NCITU, and @IWES_NOLA are excited to share the 2021 Health of Women and Girls in Louisiana: Sexual Health Report. This report focuses on indicators of sexual health and the stark racial disparities in STIs throughout Louisiana. Read here: rb.gy/5gmd4b
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Join us for this event in honor of Women’s Equality Day – featuring projects based in South Africa and the USA focused on educating girls and women and ending gender violence. Registration link below rtiorg.zoom.us/meeting/regist…
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Join us and our partners on Saturday, July 20th!
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theguardian.com/environment/20… "Parents around the country are facing empty shelves with a growing sense of dread. They deserve support and empathy... and the acknowledgment that breastfeeding is far more complicated than it may seem."
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Leading Black maternal health orgs will bring statewide attention to the maternal health crisis impacting Black birthing people and families, and share policy solutions available this legislative session. Register here: bit.ly/36HNWzV
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New studies show the # of women dying due to childbirth each year in the US is increasing. Our Maternal & Child Health (MCH) department addresses this issue by conducting community-centered research to identify birth equity solutions for the most vulnerable populations.
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More than ever, sexual health policies and programs in Louisiana need to uphold reproductive justice principles that promote equitable healthcare access and enable all women to achieve their reproductive goals. #womenshealth #reproductivejustice
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In the U.S., and especially in Louisiana, there is an urgent need to ensure equitable, accessible, non-discriminatory sexual and reproductive health, rights, and justice for all communities. #sexualhealth #reproductivehealth
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This week's Fridays at Newcomb speaker is none other than Dr. Melissa Goldin Evans! She is a Research Scientist at Mary Amelia Center for Women’s Health Equity Research, where she is involved in several maternal and child health research projects that span the life-course.
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What inspires our work? Knowing that evidence-based and data-driven programs and policies are the most successful at improving and sustaining health. #Louisiana needs real action, and we've compiled the data to guide action: rb.gy/5gmd4b
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IWES_NOLA@IWES_NOLA·
Who's ready to share some #BlackGirlJoy? The #BlackGirlJoyChallenge is an opportunity for young women & gender-expansive youth (ages 12-24) to share ideas of spreading JOY w/friends, families, & communities, all for a chance to win $550! Learn more: bit.ly/3Kc22aF
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In #Louisiana, many of the root causes underlying the sexual and reproductive health indicators, outcomes, and inequities are interrelated. We need practice and policy interventions that center the experience of oppressed groups to improve health for all people in Louisiana.
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