We have been fortunate to work with Denver Public Health and their partners the past 7 months to educate the community on African American infant mortality in Denver. Multiple organizations from many sectors work collectively and tirelessly to address this meaningful topic.

Did you know?
- An African-American woman in Denver is three times more likely to lose her baby to miscarriage or death in the first year of life compared to a non-Hispanic white woman.
- High-socioeconomic status African American women experience worse birth outcomes than low-socioeconomic status non-Hispanic white women.

From business owners to healthcare providers and everyone in between, we all have a role in supporting healthy child development. Learn about action steps you can take to reduce African American infant mortality rates in Denver by attending the following upcoming summit:

African American Infant Mortality in Colorado: Creating Solutions Together
Saturday, June 13
8:30 am - 4 pm (lunch provided)
University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus

Registration is required as space is limited. Click here to register.

Please help spread the word and join us for an important day of learning!