Dirty Water: How Environmental Racism Impacts Black Children and Families
National Black Child Development Institute (NBCDI) Imagine eight-year-old Naia is preparing to go to school - only she can’t shower...
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New Team Member
Black Child Development Institute – Milwaukee (BCDI-Milwaukee) is incredibly excited to announce Kisha Shanks as Policy Director. Please...
2023 BCDI MKE Calendar
Pre-order your 2023 BCDI Milwaukee Calendar featuring children in our community protraying African-American icons.
2022 BCDI Milwaukee: Brunch of Books
The 2022 Brunch of Books was a great success made possible by the following sponsors and partners. We look forward seeing you in 2023!...
05-12-2022 Healthy Start Community Action Network
Report Out To The Community: Presentation
Healthy Start Program-Community Action Network
Wednesday, April 13th, 2022 - Milwaukee, WI
Gift Books To Support Youth Literacy
In celebration of her 50th birthday, local author Dionne Grayson aims to promote youth literacy by requesting friends and associates to...
Black Maternal & Child Health Summit
Join the Foundation for Black Women's Wellness and the Black Maternal and Child Health Alliance of Dane County for the 2nd Annual...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - January 12, 2022
National Black Child Development Institute and Affiliates in Cleveland and Milwaukee Awarded $800,000 from Pritzker Family Foundation to...
Read to Succeed: Sheriff Earnell R. Lucas, Milwaukee County
What If ... Written by Samantha Berger
Read to Succeed: Cecelia Gore,Executive Director ‑ Brewers Community Foundation
My Friend! by Taye Diggs
Read to Succeed: MPD Chief Jeffrey Norman
Ruby's Reunion Day Dinner by Angela Dalton
Read to Succeed: David Crowley, Milwaukee County Executive
Superheroes Are Everywhere
Read to Succeed:Lisa Goodman, The Goodwoman's Voice
Please baby, Please!
The Black-White gap in infant mortality
By Jason Jarzembowski, MD, PhD One of the largest health crises in the United States is the high infant mortality rate, which exceeds...
Reducing implicit bias ...
Reducing implicit bias, raising quality of care may reduce high maternal mortality rates for Black women. https://www.childtrends.org/blo...
Policies that dismantle racism and sexism in health care may reduce Black infant and maternal mortal
https://www.childtrends.org/blog/policies-that-dismantle-racism-sexism-health-care-may-reduce-black-infant-and-maternal-mortality
Fatherly Love
The important role fathers can play in reducing infant mortality rates and improving maternal and child health....