The Black Maternal Health Crisis Sheknows Pampers To raise awareness around black maternal health, sheknows is shedding light on prenatal health, postpartum depression, and black maternal mortality. According to the cdc, in 2021, black maternal women died at a rate of 69.9 per 100,000 live births, nearly three times the rate for white women. the statistics are alarming when compared to.
Pampers Presents Black Maternal Health Crisis вђ Sheknows In the u.s., black moms are 3x more likely to die from pregnancy related causes than their counterparts, and 60% of all maternal deaths are preventable. pampers and shemedia created a program that highlighted this problem with real women and real statistics and launched it during black maternal health week. Since the campaign's launch during black maternal health week 2022, our black maternal health crisis content has been widely read and watched and continues to resonate with our audience months after campaign end. pampers’ resources page succeeded as a destination url, and our ad banners on site (100% sov) garnered nearly 4m clicks, with a ctr. Advocacy plays a crucial role in addressing the maternal health crisis, as the pain experienced by black women is frequently dismissed or ignored due to systemic racism and unconscious biases. That’s why today, as part of the biden harris maternal health call to action, pampers is committing to double the number of maternal healthcare staff we help deliver implicit bias training to in 2022, which we estimate will positively impact over 20,000 birthing parents each year. we are also committing to a national campaign to drive.
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