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The Mami Collective 1-Year Anniversary: Live Panel “Mommin Ain’t Easy”

The Mami Collective is celebrating one powerful year of community, connection, and motherhood live on stage. Join us September 25 for “Mommin’ Ain’t Easy,” an unfiltered conversation with moms redefining success.

Join us for a lively discussion on the rollercoaster of motherhood at The Mami Collective 1-Year Anniversary Live Panel.

Limited seating. Don't miss it.

🎧 Featured Episode

When the Village Is Missing


Host Paulina Roe talks with Ana Rodney of Chicago Family Doulas about finding support when family isn’t enough, outsourcing help, rebuilding community, and thriving postpartum.

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Reconnect with who you were.

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What The Collective is Saying

“The Mami Collective reminded me that I’m allowed to want more, for myself, not just my kids."”

— Jasmin R.

“Being part of the Collective helped me reconnect with the woman I was before motherhood—and grow from there.”

— Natalie C.