Caring for Families: What State Policies Mean for you.
Caring for Families: What State Policies Mean for you. - Nola MCHC and Black Birth Matters
10:15 AM - 11:15 AMFri
Canal
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Speakers
Dr. Victoria Royal-Williams
Advocacy & Outreach Lead & Member-Owner
Birthmark and The New Orleans Breastfeeding Center
Petrice Sams-Abiodun
Vice President of Strategic Partnerships, Louisiana
Planned Parenthood Gulf Coast
S. Mandisa Moore
Executive Director
The Center for HIV Law and Policy (CHLP)
Pearl Ricks
Executive Director
The Reproductive Justice Action Collective
Glenis Scott, Jr.
Prevention Programs Manager- BIPOC Programming
CrescentCare
NOLA MCH Coalition
Coalition
The New Orleans Maternal & Child Health Coalition
Hosted by Nola MCHC and Black Birth Matters, this moderated discussion at the Black Pride NOLA Summit will explore how evolving state policies affect maternal, child, and reproductive health—especially in Black and LGBTQ+ communities. Panelists will unpack the real-life implications of recent legislative changes and share strategies for navigating systems of care. Topics include reproductive justice, trans health in the perinatal period, family planning, and accessing critical resources like doulas and childcare.