Roundtables and briefings – engaging directly with decision-makers to propose solutions backed by evidence and community voices.
✊🏾 Get Involved
Black Blossom Alliance is a collective effort. Whether you're a student, midwife, policymaker, or parent, there's a place for you in this movement. Together, we can ensure every Black mother and baby receives the care they deserve.
🙋🏾♀ Join the Alliance
Become a member of our growing national network of allies, professionals and changemakers. Members get early access to events, training, research findings, and collaboration opportunities.
- For professionals: Access CPD training and peer exchange forums.
- For community members: Join local organising groups and campaigns.
- For researchers and students: Take part in collaborative projects and mentoring.
🎤 Share Your Story
Your voice is powerful. We invite Black women and birthing people to share their experiences of maternity care — good or bad — to shape our campaigns and inform our training.
- Submissions can be written, audio or video.
- We honour anonymity and consent throughout the process.
- Stories are reviewed sensitively and featured only with your full permission.
💸 Donate or Fundraise
Your donations directly fund our frontline work — from peer support groups to national policy campaigns.
- Make a one-off or regular donation online
- Set up a birthday or event fundraiser
- Ask your employer to match your giving
- Partner with us through CSR or grant funding
🤝 Partner With Us
Are you part of a university, NHS trust, charity or community group that shares our values? Let's build something together.
- Staff training and CPD sessions
- Research collaboration and insight sharing
- Joint campaigns and public events
- Maternity equity consultancy and audits
📣 Volunteer
From birth buddies to event stewards, we rely on an incredible team of volunteers to keep our mission moving.
- Birth Buddy Programme – support a Black mother 1:1 during pregnancy and early parenting.
- Campaign volunteers – help with social media, design