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At a glance
The Hear Her campaign has produced several resources to raise awareness about urgent maternal warning signs and improve communication between health care providers and their patients. Spread the word by downloading, sharing, and posting to your networks.
How You Can Help
We all play a role in recognizing urgent maternal warning signs and talking with pregnant and postpartum women about their health concerns. Learn more about the Hear Her campaign and what CDC is doing to raise awareness about maternal mortality.
Help spread the message by downloading campaign materials and sharing through your networks. If you have questions about using these materials, contact the Division of Reproductive Health at HearHer@cdc.gov.
Health departments may request to co-brand or localize campaign materials. For questions about this process, please email HearHer@cdc.gov.
Hear Her Videos
Watch short Hear Her videos of women's real stories and experiences.
Personal Stories from American Indian Women
Hear personal stories about pregnancy-related complications from American Indian Women.
Perspectives from Health Care Professionals
Hear expert perspectives on the impact health care professionals can have in improving maternal health and preventing pregnancy-related deaths.
Resources
Access matte articles, read press releases, and watch videos of public service announcements.
Post about the Hear Her Campaign on your social media accounts.
Download, order, or print digital display ads, conversation guides, and other campaign resources. Materials are available in multiple languages.
Download and share content on your website, blog, or social networking site.
Microsites and Content Syndication
Get Hear Her content from the CDC website on your own website for free.
Campaign Resources for American Indian and Alaska Native Communities
Campaign Resources for Healthcare Professionals
October 7, 2024
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