Unapologetically Me - The Gift of Gratitude

Often times we get so caught up in what we are doing that we forget to stop and smell the roses. We forget to be thankful for what we have so we can receive more. The Philadelphia Women’s Network Connection had a great year and we want to share some insights into what has been going on with me personally and professionally. I hope you enjoy this podcast. Thank you!

Sep 16, 2022

Building Community & Resource Development tips for Mompreneurs

Cocolife.black, is a 501(c)(3) non-profit, black-owned, national maternal resource platform. Our mission is to provide significant and intentional support Black moms in 3 key stages: Pregnancy, Postpartum & Compassion (for the loss of a child or significant loved one). ? She offers specialized training for birth workers, doulas, midwives, and medical practitioners. She is an unwavering advocate for healthy babies during the critical first months to five years of life. Alexia empowers mothers and plans healthy solutions with them, not for them. She also launched International Coco Mom Day, making her cause global. Alexia embraces partnership building. She has been recognized by national advocacy organization Colorofchange.org, for her tireless work connecting persons in need with resources to enhance their opportunities for growth and quality of life. “Cultivating Community” is the motto they consistently use for Cocolife.black. She forges alliances with nonprofit organizations, faith leaders, socially responsible businesses, and grassroots partners. More than partners and supporters are part of the Cocolife.black movement. Some donate gift boxes for moms. Others provide culturally competent resource materials. Grief counselors offer compassionate care for mothers who experience the loss or illness of a child or close relative. It takes a village. Alexia empowers mothers and plans healthy solutions with them, not for them. She also launched International Coco Mom Day, making her cause global.

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