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CENTERING CULTURE TO UNDERSTAND, PREVENT, AND REDUCE PERINATAL MENTAL HEALTH DISPARITIES
CENTERING CULTURE TO UNDERSTAND, PREVENT, AND REDUCE PERINATAL MENTAL HEALTH DISPARITIES
The Cultural Perinatal Mental Health Lab conducts culturally grounded, community-engaged research focused on perinatal mental health among Latino birthing people and families in the Milwaukee area. The lab examines how sociocultural stressors, biology, and lived experiences shape parent and child outcomes, with the goal of reducing perinatal mental health disparities and improving equitable care.
Lab News
Lab News
2026 International Conference of Infant Studies
2026 International Conference of Infant Studies
Lab members presented two oral talks and a poster presentation on their work in prenatal impacts on infant development at their first international conference in Panama City, Panama for ICIS 2026.
Congratulations to our 2026 graduates, Key & Caro!
Congratulations to our 2026 graduates, Key & Caro!
St. Adalbert Health Fair 2026
St. Adalbert Health Fair 2026
Student RAs recently ran a Maternal Mental Health table at the St. Adalbert Health Fair to share the lab's research and give information on the importance of maternal mental health among Latinas.
Studies Currently Recruiting
Studies Currently Recruiting
Mood, Stress, and Healthcare Experiences
Mood, Stress, and Healthcare Experiences
For more information, contact Dr. Kimberly D'Anna-Hernandez at
For more information, contact Dr. Kimberly D'Anna-Hernandez at
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