Birth Center Week 2026
Theme: Birthing Love, Birthing Power September 14 - 20, 2026
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Queens Carnival - Far Rockaway
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Breathe Queens - The Womb Room
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Lactation Basics for Doulas
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Batter Up for Birth Centers vs Yankees
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Generations Of Love - St. Gabriel's & St. Stephen's
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Building Infrastructure For Parents - AHEC
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Parenting While Pursing Your Dreams
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MMHC Birth Center Tour - BSD
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Community Baby Showers x Molina Health
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Fall In Love With Fatherhood x MRC
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Hot Girl Walk - New York x Birth By Queens Moves
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SEQ Women's Conference
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Batter Up for Birth Centers vs Phillies
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Faith, Families, & Healthy Beginnings - Allen AME
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African American Day Parade
Why do we need a birth center?
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We love Diversity Queens is home to 2.4 million people , 140 + languages, but have access to only 1 birth option.
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Personalized, Family-Centered Care
Care is tailored to the parentβs preferences and cultural needs, promoting dignity, autonomy, and shared decision-making. -
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Holistic and Continuous Support
Midwives offer physical, emotional, and educational support throughout pregnancy, birth, and postpartum, fostering continuity of care. -
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Home-Like, Calming Environment
Birth centers provide a peaceful, non-clinical setting that helps reduce stress and supports natural labor progression. -
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Improved Birth Outcomes
Research shows birth center care is associated with fewer complications, higher breastfeeding rates, and greater satisfaction among birthing people. -
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Cost-Effective Care
Without unnecessary medical interventions, birth centers can significantly reduce the cost of childbirth while maintaining safety and quality.