Sandra Igwe is a Black maternal health advocate, TEDx speaker, and is the Founder of The Motherhood Group, a social enterprise that supports the Black maternal experience by delivering community-based events, training workshops, peer-to-peer support, national campaigns (Black Maternal Mental Health Week UK), and culturally sensitive programmes for Black mothers. Sandra is also a Trustee for Birthrights Charity, the leading charity on human rights in pregnancy and childbirth in the UK and the co-chair of their National Inquiry into Racial Injustice in Maternity Care.

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Sandra is the author of My Black Motherhood: Mental Health, Stigma, Racism and the System. In this book, she uses her voice, and many other Black mothers' experiences to demand that Black women are listened to, believed, and understood by healthcare professionals.

Sandra is a leading voice and bridges the gap between the community of Black mothers and service providers, policy-makers, and organisations; a key-note speaker for Trades Union Congress (TUC) Conference, Facebook EMEA, Diageo, Dove, Mbbrace-UK, NHS E&I, and other notable organisations .

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