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October 9th, 2026

Georgia Black Maternal Mental Health Summit

Georgia’s premier gathering of healthcare professionals, community organizations, advocates, policymakers, researchers, and family support leaders committed to transforming perinatal mental health.

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Our Mission

Our mission for the Black Maternal Mental Health Summit is to empower, educate, and equip service providers, community members, and families with the resources and tools offered by the PSI Georgia Chapter.

We are dedicated to raising awareness, enhancing education, and advancing the prevention and treatment of perinatal mental health issues, with a special focus on supporting underserved communities.

Join us on this transformative journey as we come together to address the critical issues affecting Black maternal mental health.

Welcome to the 2026 Black Maternal Mental Health Conference

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Your Involvement Makes a Difference

The Black Maternal Mental Health Conference is more than just an event; it’s a movement. Here’s why you should join us:

Join us at the magnificent Morehouse School of Medicine in Atlanta, GA

Thanks to our presenting sponsor, Morehouse School of Medicine, this event is free of charge.

This Summit creates a space where knowledge is exchanged, partnerships are built, innovative ideas are shared and practical solutions emerge. Every attendee leaves with new tools, stronger, closer, better equipped, extending far beyond the conference to reach thousands of mothers, fathers, babies, and families throughout Georgia.

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Your Questions

On October 9th, join us for a groundbreaking event dedicated to addressing the unique challenges Black mothers face. Together, we’ll empower change, foster connections, and celebrate resilience in Black maternal mental health.

What is the event's schedule?

On-site registration and check in will begin at 8:30am with a full program concluding at 2:30pm ET

Is the event accessible for people with disabilities?

Yes, the Calvin Smyre Auditorium is fully accessible, with ramps, designated seating areas, and accessible
restrooms. If you require any special accommodations, please contact us ahead of the event, and we’ll be happy to
assist.

Will there be virtual attendance options?

Unfortunately, we are not offering a virtual attendance option for this year’s Summit. However, the full event recording will be available on our YouTube channel after the Summit, and key moments will also be shared across our social media platforms.

How can I get involved as a volunteer?

There are many volunteer opportunities; If you would like to help with the execution of the summit, please email us at bmmhs@psiga.org

Is there parking available?

Yes, ample parking will be available in on-campus lots and parking deck of Morehouse College and the School of Medicine

We are grateful for the support of our sponsors.

Hands-on experiences designed to provide actionable strategies for supporting Black maternal mental health.

Voices from the Community

What Our Attendees Say

"The insights and connections I gained at last year’s conference were invaluable. I left feeling more empowered and ready to advocate for Black maternal health."

— Tasha W.

"This conference is a must-attend for anyone serious about making a difference in maternal health."

— Lauren M.

See You at the Conference!

Contact Information:

Perinatal Support International (PSI) Georgia Chapter

Email: info@psigeorgia.org

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