The MCNY Black Maternal Health Initiative (BMHI) is a student and community engagement project that seeks to respond to the existential crisis of Black maternal health in the U.S., New York City, and most specifically, the Bronx.
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- To support the intellectual life of the MCNY community with tools for critical inquiry;
- To provide students foundational research skills needed to succeed in college and in the field, while also examining the social and political dimensions of information;
- To provide access to scholarly material, both in print and online, along with research services and critical information literacy instruction;
- To provide collaborative community space, resources, and cultural programing to foster lifelong learning.
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| Natalia Sucre | Director of Library Services |
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| Tina Callender | Evening Reference Librarian |
| Jonathan Frater | Technical Services Librarian |
| Gregory Lewis | Library Assistant – Technology Specialist |
| Mon-Thu | 9am-7pm |
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| Fri | 9am-5pm |
| Sat | 9am-3pm |
| Mon-Thu | 11am-7pm |
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Reminder: The library staff is available for remote support during on-campus library hours as well. For research help, please write to Research Tutoring and for all other questions to General Support.