Upcoming Events
Joy, Grief, & Motherhood: An Evening Benefitting Equity Before Birth
Cheeni, 202 N. Corcoran St., Suite 100, Drham NC
October 15, 2026 7:00 PM

Join Grieve Leave and Equity Before Birth on International Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day for Joy, Grief & Motherhood: An Evening Honoring the Stories We Don't Always Tell. Held at Cheeni in downtown Durham, this mix and mingle cocktail-attire gathering will feature a thoughtfully curated tasting menu, meaningful storytelling, and community connection. Together, we'll create space for conversations about the full spectrum of motherhood—including joy, grief, resilience, and hope. Guests will hear from mothers, advocates, and community leaders while connecting with others who believe these stories deserve to be shared.

100% of ticket sales will benefit Equity Before Birth.

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