Nurturing Change
A group of passionate advocates work to promote and improve health outcomes for Black women — particularly in the maternal health arena.
A Determined Doula
Qwantese Winters is founder of Oasis Maternal Care and care coordinator for First Care Clinic, a pregnancy resource center for women offering free, confidential services.
Black Women at the Forefront of Change
The Foundation for Black Women’s Wellness built the Well Black Doula Partner Collective to help improve healthy outcomes for Black babies.
Compassionate Care for All
At Harambee Doula Care and Holistic Services, director of doula programming Chandra Lewis says their focus is “the Black birthing body.”
Healthy Heart, Healthy Parent
Dr. Kara Hoppe is spearheading important research concerning hypertension in birthing people during and post-pregnancy.
A Community Health Champion
As the oldest active Black doula in Dane County, Uchenna Jones has helped birth over a thousand babies. She’s also witnessed the increase of more doulas of color joining the ranks over her 23-year tenure.
Experience Rowe Pottery’s Artisan-Made Goods
Cambridge’s Rowe Pottery is still going strong, 50 years later.
Our 2025 Women to Watch Lead These Worthy Causes
Learn more about our 2025 class of Women to Watch and the amazing organizations they lead.
Who Do Our Women to Watch Admire?
In honor of Black History Month, we asked some of our recent Women to Watch to tell us about influential Black leaders in their lives.
Transform Your Closet
Tips to tame the clutter in your wardrobe.