
From the podium to the public story.
Making maternal health, racism and care systems legible to audiences who can influence change.
Media · press · public advocacy
Sandra Igwe MBE is a public spokesperson on Black maternal health, maternal mental health, health equity, motherhood, women’s leadership and social change. She makes the evidence clear, the human story visible and the call to action unavoidable.
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Broadcast interviews, authored commentary, national reporting and keynote conversations that document a body of work at the intersection of Black motherhood, policy, culture and care.
Watch Sandra’s TEDx talk on why Black mothers must be heard, believed and centred in care.
↗Sky NewsA public interview on what women need from an investigation and from a system that has failed too many families.
↗Centre for Mental HealthSandra’s authored call for lasting investment in community-led support, not symbolic concern.
↗The GuardianNational reporting on inequality and the voices calling for a better response.
↗The GuardianReporting from the conference Sandra founded to bring maternal-health inequity into public view.
↗British VogueRecognition among the women shaping Britain’s present and future.
↗Nursing and Midwifery CouncilA public leadership profile covering Sandra’s policy, community, training and digital-health work.
↗Channel 4 and LloydsMumbrite won £200,000 in national Channel 4 advertising airtime and a bespoke campaign package.
↗Slater and GordonSandra’s written perspective for Black Maternal Mental Health Week.
↗For journalists, broadcasters and producers
Sandra is available for interviews, expert commentary, documentaries, live discussion, features, panels and campaigns. She speaks with the authority of a founder and national contributor, the clarity of an educator and the lived knowledge of a mother.
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A public-facing body of work

Making maternal health, racism and care systems legible to audiences who can influence change.

Community evidence carried directly into national maternity and neonatal conversations.

Public life that makes room for ambition, motherhood, joy and cultural connection.
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