Career Day never looked so cool! ✨ One of our amazing midwives, Kennasha, visited the Bessie Coleman Middle School and Treetops School International to share the powerful history of granny midwives, the current Black maternal health crisis, and what it takes to become a licensed midwife. From “Oooohs” and “Aaaahs” over a home birth video to autograph requests (yes, really!) these curious young minds reminded us that the future is bright and full of possibility. 💛 Want us to visit your school for a session on midwifery, Black maternal health, or birth justice? We’d love to come! Reach out to us at info@abidewomen.org #thisisabide #careerday #midwiferymatters #blackmaternalhealth (fb)

✨ Midwifery is a tradition. ✨ For generations, Black, Brown, and Indigenous women have cared for their communities through birthwork — long before hospitals were accessible or safe for everyone. Midwifery is healthcare that sees the whole person — your physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being. At Abide, we honor this legacy by offering compassionate, culturally-centered care to those who have long been left out of the healthcare conversation. 💜 From pregnancy to postpartum, we’re here for you. Learn more at abidewomen.org 🕊️ Rooted in compassion. Grounded in community. Reclaiming what’s always been ours. #AbideWomen #MidwiferyMatters #BirthJustice #CommunityCare #BlackMaternalHealth #DallasMidwife #MidwiferyCare (fb)