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Explore Resources That Advance Black Birth

At NAABB, we believe knowledge is a powerful tool for change. Explore our growing library of publications, podcasts, and educational materials designed to inspire, inform, and empower our community and partners in birth justice.

Publications

Discover reports, articles, and research studies that uplift Black birthing experiences and advocate for systemic change. Our publications are authored by leading birth workers, scholars, and community advocates working to transform maternal health outcomes.

‘If the Partner Finds Out, Then There’s Trouble’: Provider Perspectives on Safety Planning and Partner Interference When Offering HIV Pre-exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) to Women Experiencing Intimate Partner Violence (IPV)

2022

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Postnatal Unit Care and Safe Transition Home
 

Kanika A. Harris, PHD, MPH, Stephanie Etienne, CNM, MPH, and Lauren A. Arrington, CNM, DNP, MSN, FACNM

2022

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“This year is not about carrying the heaviest burden”

- a qualitative study on

Black women’s postpartum experiences

2025

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Recommended Reads

Tune into powerful conversations with birth workers, healthcare professionals, and changemakers. Our podcast selections amplify the voices and stories shaping the future of Black birth.

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Prenatal and Postnatal Care: A Person-Centered Approach, 3rd Edition

A comprehensive guide to delivering respectful, culturally responsive prenatal and postnatal care—ideal for healthcare professionals, birth workers, and educators supporting diverse birthing populations.

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Racism, Not Race: Answers to Frequently Asked Questions 

Dismantle the myth of biological race and explores how racism—not genetics—drives health disparities, offering essential insights for public health, policy, and care systems.

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