Here are details of the sponsorship levels: https://generatehealthstl.org/docs/Generate%20HealthSponsorshipForm.pdf If you are interested in sponsoring for this event, please contact Kendra Copanas at kcopanas@generatehealthstl.org, 314-880-5701, or Michelle Hill at mhill@generatehealthstl.org, 314-880-5715
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Last Friday we held our second of three Quarterly Coalition meetings in the series Crucial Conversations: Maternal Health, Do You Really Listen? Our guest speaker was Dr. Ebony Carter, an Obstetrician-Gynecologist who focuses her research clinical practice on pregnant women with diabetes. Her session was specifically about […]
Read more →Training: Black Maternal Health in St. Louis: Thriving Solutions That Work Date: Friday July 12, 2019 Time: 8:30am-4:30pm Location: Generate Health 1300 Hampton Ave Suite 111 St. Louis, MO 63139 ***There is a limit of 2 participants per organization and/or department! Any comments or questions, please contact […]
Read more →Do you know someone who makes significant contributions as a leader and advocate for mothers and babies? Does an organization come to mind when you think of work and progress being made in maternal and infant health? Generate Health STL is seeking nominations of those who have […]
Read more →On October 25, 2018, Generate Health honored 3 inspiring leaders at the 10th Annual Standing Up for Mothers and Babies Awards Celebration. The Generate Health board of directors initiated this annual awards event to place a spotlight on the importance of individuals and organizations in diverse sectors […]
Read more →On April 3, 2018, Generate Health staff along with the Deaconess Foundation joined community members as they participated in Child Advocacy Day. Starting with an early bus ride to Jefferson City, 23 parents and children went to our state’s capitol to share their stories with legislative representatives. […]
Read more →At Generate Health, we continuously evaluate the landscape of maternal and child health in the St. Louis region. In 2017, data highlighted a continued trend that we have found troubling for years: Black babies and their mothers have worse birth and pregnancy outcomes than White babies and […]
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