I will advocate for federal and community-based solutions to the Black maternal mortality crisis.

This Congress, I remain committed to supporting legislation that protects our pregnant workers and mothers and will advocate for federal and community-based solutions to the Black maternal mortality crisis.

Brown commits to advocate for solutions addressing Black maternal mortality.

Reproductive Rights | Representative Shontel Brown
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The page states: "This Congress, I remain committed to supporting legislation that protects our pregnant workers and mothers and will advocate for federal and community-based solutions to the Black maternal mortality crisis." It also reiterates support for local maternal-health programs such as Cleveland Clinic's Initiative, University Hospitals’ Rainbow Center for Women & Children, First Year Cleveland, and CenteringPregnancy.

Current official issue-page language shows the promise remains active and ties it to both federal legislation and community-based maternal-health solutions, but it is still a statement of intent rather than a completed policy outcome.

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Reproductive Rights | Representative Shontel Brown
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The health issue page says Brown will "continue to voice my support for programs like the Cleveland Clinic's Initiative to improve infant and maternal health and University Hospitals’ Rainbow Center for Women & Children, First Year Cleveland, and CenteringPregnancy" and says she will "continue to advocate for community-driven solutions to the racial health disparity crisis."

This is current official evidence of continuing advocacy for maternal-health and community-based approaches, but it does not show a delivered policy result in the lookback window.

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Health | Representative Shontel Brown
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GovInfo lists H. Res. 1183 as introduced in the House on April 16, 2026, to bring national attention to the maternal and reproductive health crisis and the importance of reducing maternal mortality and morbidity among Black women and birthing people; Brown is listed among the lawmakers associated with the measure in the related-document record.

This is concrete federal action consistent with the claim, but it is still a resolution introduction and not proof of enacted delivery within the current lookback window.

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H. Res. 1183 (IH) - Supporting the designation of the week of April 11 through April 17, 2026, as Black Maternal Health Week
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