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Despite more women giving birth in health facilities worldwide, quality, dignity, and respect in childbirth care remain uneven. Evidence shows a troubling paradox: some women face excessive, unnecessary interventions, while others receive too little care too late. Protecting childbirth means ...
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By AMHG Magazine – Where Culture Meets Compassion Across Ontario, a painful truth continues to surface — Black parents are being disproportionately drawn into the child-welfare system, facing scrutiny, investigations,...
The dismantling of USAID is more than a policy shift — it’s a direct threat to Black lives across Africa and the global diaspora. From community clinics losing critical funding to mothers struggling to access life-saving care for their children, the ripple effects are immedi...

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The dismantling of USAID is more than a policy shift — it’s a direct threat to Black lives across Africa and the global diaspora. From community clinics losing critical funding to mothers struggling to access life-saving care for their children, the ripple effects are immediate and devastating. As support systems collapse, health gaps widen, and the most vulnerable communities are left to face rising crises alone. AMHG Magazine breaks down what’s at stake — and why this moment demands urgent attention, advocacy, and action....
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Protection begins with understanding—and trust. In moments like this, where information is shared clearly and respectfully, outcomes change. For Black women, culturally safe care, informed choice, and attentive listening are not extras; they are safeguards. This exchange represents what protection should look like: knowledge replacing fear, partnership replacing dismissal, and systems finally working to support healthy pregnancies, safe births, and stronger futures across generations....
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Birth Trauma & Postpartum Mental Health in Brazil (Bahia) is part of Afro Mosaic Health Guide Magazine’s Global Black Lifespan Journey, a year-long pr...
The Impacts On The Global Black Lifespan Journey: Why Your Health Depends on More Than Just a Doctor
Health does not begin in a hospital room, and it does not end with a prescription. The Global Black Lifespan Journey invites readers into a deeper, mo...
Across continents and generations, the Black lifespan has been examined in fragments—health here, economics there, law somewhere else—rarely as a whol...
Protection begins with understanding—and trust. In moments like this, where information is shared clearly and respectfully, outcomes change. For Black...
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Birth Trauma & Postpartum Mental Health in Brazil (Bahia) is part of Afro Mosaic Health Guide Magazine’s Global Black Lifespan Journey, a year-long project dedicated to showing how systems shape Black lives from birth onward. This installment focuses on one of the most overlooked moments in that journey: what happens to Black mothers after the baby arrives. Inside this presentation, readers will see how postpartum mental health is shaped not only by biology, but by work conditions, income insecurity, racial bias, legal gaps, and access to care. It connects research, policy, and lived experien...

The Impacts On The Global Black Lifespan Journey: Why Your Health Depends on More Than Just a Doctor
Health does not begin in a hospital room, and it does not end with a prescription. The Global Black Lifespan Journey invites readers into a deeper, more honest conversation about what truly shapes Black health across a lifetime. In Series 3, we move beyond the narrow focus on medical care to examine the systems that quietly determine who thrives and who is left vulnerable—housing, education, income, transportation, policy, and power. This series introduces a new perspective on wellness, one that recognizes health as something built long before a doctor is ever seen. By tracing Black life from...

Across continents and generations, the Black lifespan has been examined in fragments—health here, economics there, law somewhere else—rarely as a whole. Afro Mosaic: The Global Black Lifespan Journey begins where those fragments fail. It traces life from birth to 100+ years with one clear purpose: to expose how systems shape outcomes, and to equip families with knowledge that protects, not just informs. This is not a series about awareness. It is about power—who holds it, how it operates, and how it can be reclaimed across a lifetime....

Protection begins with understanding—and trust. In moments like this, where information is shared clearly and respectfully, outcomes change. For Black women, culturally safe care, informed choice, and attentive listening are not extras; they are safeguards. This exchange represents what protection should look like: knowledge replacing fear, partnership replacing dismissal, and systems finally working to support healthy pregnancies, safe births, and stronger futures across generations....

he Global Black Lifespan Journey: From Cradle to Legacy begins with a simple but unsettling truth: in the United States, wealth does not guarantee protection. Despite unmatched national resources, Black communities face higher rates of cardiometabolic disease, maternal mortality, and kidney disease—outcomes shaped not by biology, but by systems. This opening chapter asks readers to look beyond genetics and consider geography, policy, and access. It examines how structural racism quietly organizes neighborhoods, healthcare access, and daily exposure to risk, producing unequal health outcomes o...

Despite more women giving birth in health facilities worldwide, quality, dignity, and respect in childbirth care remain uneven. Evidence shows a troubling paradox: some women face excessive, unnecessary interventions, while others receive too little care too late. Protecting childbirth means restoring balance—centering women’s rights, informed choice, and respectful, evidence-based care at every birth....































