Speaking, Research and Publications
Dr. Corinn Taylor shares her work through keynote presentations, research posters, publications, panels, and professional convenings focused on maternal health, community-engaged research, health literacy, trauma-informed care, and healthcare innovation.
Explore selected presentations, research highlights, and scholarly contributions below.
“Listening Is Lifesaving: Centering Black Mothers’ Voices to Address Structural Inequities”
Academy Health Annual Research Meeting 2026
This presentation highlights findings from community listening sessions with Black mothers and examines how lived experiences of dismissal, communication barriers, and structural inequities can inform maternal health research, practice, and systems change.
Publications & Scholarly Work
Publications & Quality Improvement
Taylor, C. (2025). Amplifying the Voices of Pregnant and Postpartum Black Women.
A foundational quality improvement report tracking the data, systemic gaps, and care inequities identified across 12 structured listening sessions with Black mothers in Cincinnati. This work serves as the direct blueprint for informing local service delivery and broader advocacy efforts.
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Research Posters & Conference Presentations
Black Maternal and Infant Health Forum / Black Mothers Breastfeeding Association (BMBFA) Conference | Detroit, Michigan
"From Whispers to Roars: Mothers’ Voices Shaping the Community"
Breakout Session | BMBFA | 2025
A breakout session demonstrating how listening to the lived experiences of Black mothers can drive community-informed research, inspire innovative solutions, and advance equitable maternal healthcare.
Cradling Summit (2025), Cincinnati Ohio
"Amplifying Black Women's Voices in Maternal Health: A Blueprint for Community-Centered Care"
Breakout Session | Cradling Summit | 2025
This presentation highlighted how community-engaged listening can transform maternal health research, program design, and systems change. Drawing from the Amplifying the Voices of Pregnant and Postpartum Women initiative, the session demonstrated how the lived experiences of Black mothers can serve as a blueprint for developing more equitable, culturally responsive, and community-centered approaches to maternal healthcare.