Black Mothers in Power

Black Mothers in Power A grassroots campaign fighting for Black women and Black babies to thrive.

Black mothers should be able to walk into any hospital in Delaware and know their Doula can be right there with them.Whe...
08/20/2026

Black mothers should be able to walk into any hospital in Delaware and know their Doula can be right there with them.

Where you give birth shouldn’t determine how much support you get.

Doulas advocate, educate, comfort, and make sure Black mothers are heard and respected. But in Delaware, access can look very different depending on the hospital.

Black families need to know what they’re walking into before it’s time to give birth.

The Delaware Black Reproductive Justice Coalition looked at Doula access across Delaware hospitals - what’s working, where barriers still exist, and what needs to change.

Read the report: www.blackmothersinpower.org/bmip-issue-campaigns

This Saturday, CurbFest for Political Prisoners is bringing political education, Black history, and community together r...
08/20/2026

This Saturday, CurbFest for Political Prisoners is bringing political education, Black history, and community together right here in Wilmington.

Learn about political prisoners. Write directly to those still behind the walls. Bring the kids. Enjoy food, music, and performances. Connect with people organizing around Black freedom today.

Because knowing our history also means knowing who resisted, who sacrificed, and who is still behind the walls because of their commitment to Black liberation.

✊🏾 CurbFest for Political Prisoners
📅 Saturday, August 22nd | 1-5 PM
📍 CMB Delaware HQ
2215 N. Washington St., Wilmington, DE
(Concord Avenue entrance)

Register: www.eventbrite.com/e/wilmington-curbfest-for-political-prisoners-tickets-1997261219071

 Black August is about knowing our history AND recognizing how that history still shows up in our lives today.And you ca...
08/20/2026



Black August is about knowing our history AND recognizing how that history still shows up in our lives today.

And you can’t talk about Black freedom without talking about Black mothers.

Black maternal health goes beyond pregnancy and birth. It’s housing, food, quality healthcare, safety, mental health, and being heard when we say something isn’t right.

Black women have faced generations of medical racism, exploitation, and being dismissed in healthcare. And we’re still organizing, advocating, and demanding better for our families.

Black freedom has to include Black mothers. Every single time. 🖤



Support Black Mothers In Power as we continue creating real change for Black mothers and families in Delaware. Donate today: www.donorbox.org/black-mothers-in-power

Black birth deserves Black Doulas in the room. 🖤Somebody who understands our experiences. Somebody who knows what questi...
08/19/2026

Black birth deserves Black Doulas in the room. 🖤

Somebody who understands our experiences. Somebody who knows what questions to ask. Somebody who can explain what’s happening when everything is moving fast. Somebody who will advocate for Black mothers before, during, and after birth.

That’s why we need more Black Doulas in Delaware.

If you’ve ever thought, “I could do this,” come find out what becoming a doula actually looks like. We’re talking about the training, what doulas do, and how you can be part of building stronger birth support for Black families.

📅 Saturday, September 12th | 10-11:30 AM
📍 BMIP Center | 2215B N. Washington St., Wilmington, DE

Register: www.eventbrite.com/e/doula-interest-meeting-tickets-1923923931269

Mamas, your mental health gets to be on the list too! 🖤We remember everybody’s appointments, answer the texts, handle th...
08/19/2026

Mamas, your mental health gets to be on the list too! 🖤

We remember everybody’s appointments, answer the texts, handle the bills, get through the workday, take care of home, and somehow keep a million little things in our heads.

So check in with yourself too. How are you feeling? What do you need today?

Maybe it’s therapy. Maybe it’s setting a boundary, getting some rest, having a good cry, or talking to somebody you trust. You don’t have to wait until everything feels like too much to reach out.

If you’re experiencing a crisis, Call, Text, or Chat 988. The 988 Lifeline is available 24/7 for mental health, su***de, and substance use crisis support.

Drop a 💜💙 in the comments to remind someone that reaching out for support is okay!

Learn more: www.blackmothersinpower.org/access-988



Shared by Black Mothers In Power through the ACCESS 988 Community Education Initiative to help make sure Black women, girls and families in Delaware know that support is available. If life feels overwhelming, call, text, or chat 988 to connect with a trained crisis counselor.

Black mothers need somewhere we can exhale for real.Not perform strength. Not have all the answers. Not spend the whole ...
08/19/2026

Black mothers need somewhere we can exhale for real.

Not perform strength. Not have all the answers. Not spend the whole time taking care of everybody else. A space where we can talk about what motherhood is actually doing to us mentally, emotionally, and physically.

Healing Hearts Collective gives Black mothers in Delaware room to be honest, breathe, connect, and make space for themselves.

Facilitated by Core to Care, this upcoming session will open up real conversations around maternal health, healing, rest, wellness, and the parts of motherhood we don’t always get space to say out loud.

And because care should come with real resources, FREE diapers will be available! 🖤

📅 Saturday, September 5, 2026
⏰ 1:00-2:00 PM
📍 BMIP Center
2215B N. Washington St. (Concord Ave.)
Wilmington, DE

Register today: www.eventbrite.com/e/in-person-postpartum-support-circle-tickets-1988323748857

Pregnant in Delaware? Your prenatals are on us!Black mothers should be able to get what they need for a healthy pregnanc...
08/19/2026

Pregnant in Delaware? Your prenatals are on us!

Black mothers should be able to get what they need for a healthy pregnancy without stressing their pockets. Vitamins are expensive, groceries are expensive, everything is expensive.

Through our Vitamin Angels Program, Black mothers in Delaware can get FREE prenatal vitamins.

Because taking care of Black mothers means putting real resources directly in our hands.

Apply today: https://form-usa.keela.co/relief-fund-application

Black fatherhood deserves space to grow, learn, and be celebrated. Bringing a baby home comes with a whole new rhythm - ...
08/19/2026

Black fatherhood deserves space to grow, learn, and be celebrated.

Bringing a baby home comes with a whole new rhythm - bonding with your baby, learning their cues, sharing responsibilities, supporting your partner through postpartum, and figuring out what kind of father you want to be.

You Gon’ Learn: Being a New Dad After Having a Baby is a real conversation for Black dads to ask questions, learn what they need to know, and connect around what fatherhood actually looks like day to day.

🗓 Thursday, August 27 | 6-8 PM
📍 Black Visionary Designers
223 W. 8th St., Wilmington, DE

Save your seat: www.eventbrite.com/e/being-a-new-dad-after-having-a-baby-tickets-1987064845443

  Healing can look like having a good week and still needing extra care the next one. Both can be true. 🖤Black mothers a...
08/19/2026



Healing can look like having a good week and still needing extra care the next one. Both can be true. 🖤

Black mothers are often expected to keep moving through stress, grief, exhaustion, motherhood, racism, and everything life puts on our plates. But healing doesn’t move in a straight line, and it doesn’t have a deadline.

Some days you’ll feel grounded. Other days you may need more rest, more community, more quiet, or more time with the practices our ancestors used to bring themselves back home to their bodies and spirit.

Give yourself room for all of it.

Black motherhood does not require suffering to prove strength. Choosing rest, softness, care, and healing in a society that benefits from our exhaustion is radical.

Take today as it comes. Your healing still counts.

Black families shouldn’t have to hear “you should’ve signed up” after the deadline already passed.Around Delaware, there...
08/18/2026

Black families shouldn’t have to hear “you should’ve signed up” after the deadline already passed.

Around Delaware, there are resources, programs, free supplies, events, and opportunities created for our community. The problem? The information doesn’t always make it to Black families in time.

We’re changing that!

Black Mothers In Power shares the information Black mothers and families can actually use - from diaper resources and family programs to community events and local opportunities.

Because access to information is part of community power. When Black families know what’s available, we can use it, share it, and make sure somebody else knows too.

📲 Join our text list + newsletter and stay connected: https://signup-usa.keela.co/main-opt-in-form

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