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Honoring Dr. Helen Barnes – A Pioneer for Maternal Health and Social Justice in Mississippi

Honoring Dr. Helen Barnes – A Pioneer for Maternal Health and Social Justice in Mississippi

by admin | May 17, 2026 | News, Resources - Community, Training

Dr. Helen Barnes of Jackson, Mississippi, stands as a trailblazer in both medicine and social justice. As one of the state’s first Black obstetricians and gynecologists, Dr. Barnes devoted her career to ensuring that Black women, who were often excluded from quality...
Founder Adonica Shaw Is Behind A Redesign Of A Medical Device Improving Safety In High-Risk Childbirth

Founder Adonica Shaw Is Behind A Redesign Of A Medical Device Improving Safety In High-Risk Childbirth

by admin | May 17, 2026 | News, Resources - Community, Training

For 400 years, obstetric forceps went largely unchanged — until now. Adonica Shaw, Founder and CEO of Wingwomen Technologies Inc. and patient advocate with the Preeclampsia Foundation, has designed and developed the first obstetric forceps platform created by a woman...
From Nigeria to JSU, Ebele Okoye shares her journey of purpose and impact

From Nigeria to JSU, Ebele Okoye shares her journey of purpose and impact

by admin | May 7, 2026 | News, Training

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Mississippi Delta Center of Excellence Maternal Health

The Mississippi Delta Center of Excellence in Maternal Health (MSDCoE) is a National Institutes of Health/NICHD funded research center (Grant # 1U54HD113238-03) committed to advancing postpartum maternal health in the Mississippi Delta. 

Led by Jackson State University in partnership with academic institutions, public health agencies, healthcare systems, and community organizations, the Center’s mission is to prevent maternal mortality, reduce severe maternal morbidity, and promote health equity through community-based participatory research.

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