Black Perinatal Health Expo Event Planning
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reproductive health care perinatal care marketing planningThe Black Birth Project is committed to transforming the narrative of reproductive healthcare in Canada and supporting Black patients. We are planning to host a Black Perinatal Health expo to provide access to resources and families in the Greater Toronto Area.
We would like to collaborate with students to plan this event event to help meet our goals.
This will involve several different steps for the students, including:
- Familiarizing themselves with our mission, values and goals.
- Estimating and establishing the budget of the community event with actual quotes from vendors
- Creating a plan of action and a detailed breakdown of tasks for volunteers to complete at the event.
- Assisting in marketing and promoting our event through content creation
Bonus steps in the process would also include:
- Recommending improvements for future community events.
By the end of the project, students should demonstrate:
- Understanding of our mission, values and goals
- Establishment of the event budget
- Creation of a plan of action
Bonus steps would include:
- Recommending areas of improvement for future events
Final deliverables should include
- A budget breakdown including quotes and event plan.
-Access to event planning tools and resources
-Mentorship and support for personal and professional development
-Access to marketing and content creation tools
Supported causes
The global challenges this project addresses, aligning with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Learn more about all 17 SDGs here.
About the company
The Black Birth Project is a community research and advocacy organization focused on improving reproductive health outcomes for Black people in Canada. Our mission is to harness the narratives of Black birthing persons to support service improvements in reproductive healthcare spaces. By providing education to both patients and providers, we plan to support Black birthing people in taking charge of their health while also reducing instances of provider bias.
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