Speaking and Events
Our team enjoy sharing our stories and expertise - on our work, Black maternity experiences and the importance of collaboration and partnership.
Unless you’re a very good friend we are unable to attend events for free and we’re tired of telling people that it’s rude to ask.
Our fees start from £250 to speak at an online event. We always do our best to accommodate audiences and organisations that can help us achieve our aims.
Event Highlights
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Giving oral evidence on Black maternal health.
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Women’s health panel hosted by Penny Gane with MP Karin Smyth, Kyra Bond (Womankind), Christina Gray (Bristol City Council), Dr. Greeta Iyer.
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Panel discussion on grassroots leadership.
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Sharing learnings from work at Black Mothers Matter with a range of stakeholders.
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Reproductive justice panel discussion.
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Keynote on the work and importance of Black Mothers Matter followed by panel discussion themed around being Black and female in corporate spaces.
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Post show panel discussion exploring themes from the play.
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Keynote on the work and importance of Black Mothers Matter.
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Talk and panel discussion exploring matrescence with a Black lens.
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Panel discussion with the Race & Health Observatory about the Black Maternity Matters programme.
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Keynote talk discussing Black neonatal experiences.
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Talk and discussion with Health Visitors looking specifically at language and racial disparities.
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Keynote talk at Bristol City Council event - A spotlight on Race & Health inequality.
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Post show panel discussion exploring themes from the play.
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Sonah Paton delivered a powerful TED talk on her maternity experiences. Click here to watch the recording.
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Sharing the story of the Black Maternity Matters programme.
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Talk as part of a series of webinars on health.
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Community Radio interview on Black Mothers Matter and Black maternity experiences
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How can Femtech can help reduce inequalities in maternity care - webinar as part of a wider Femtech accelerator programme with West of England Academic Health Science Network.
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Speaking to perinatal teams across the South West of England about Black experiences during pregnancy and the power of collaboration for change.
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Introduction to Black Maternity Matters and participation on panel of community health organisations and local authority health providers about public health amongst Black and minoritised communities.
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Public talk on our work at Bristol Women’s Voice IWD event
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Speaking to Obstetrics and Gynecology trainees about Black experiences during pregnancy and the power of NHS professionals to contribute to change.
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Talk and discussion on perinatal health inequalities.
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Introduction to the Black Maternity Matters programme.