Stephanie S. Campbell
Health Leads
Stephanie Campbell, a public health leader and mother, advances health equity through reproductive justice, maternal health, and radical self-care. She directs programs at Health Leads.
Community voices
Six advisors from Boston’s birth work and public health community, guiding the Center’s research, programs, and initiatives.
Six advisors — doulas, nurses, founders, and public health practitioners — who bring lived experience alongside professional expertise to the Center’s research, programs, and initiatives.
Health Leads
Stephanie Campbell, a public health leader and mother, advances health equity through reproductive justice, maternal health, and radical self-care. She directs programs at Health Leads.
The Birthingheirs Project
Boston Ujima Project
Joyce Clark, a Boston native and Doula since 1998, champions Black and Brown birth equity through education, advocacy, and The Birthingheirs Project, while also serving with the Boston Ujima Project.
Founder
HUED Mamas Co.
Katia Powell-Laurent, founder of HUED Mamas Co., is a holistic nutritionist, doula, and policy strategist advancing reproductive health for Women of Color through culturally aligned care, research, and innovation.
Maternal health advocate
Candice Marshall, a maternal health advocate, channels her lived experiences into advancing policy, research, and community-driven solutions to address racial disparities and improve outcomes for Black mothers and families.
Maternal health advocate
Nonprofit co-founder
Mariah Sabir, MPH, is a maternal health advocate and nonprofit co-founder whose lived experience and public health expertise drive her work in policy, equity, and support for Black mothers and families.
Labor & delivery nurse
Tiffany Vassell is a labor and delivery nurse and a leading advocate for birth justice, both locally and nationally. She is passionate about educating birthing people and speaking out about a better way to do maternity care.