Klara Annibal

Midwife, Public Health Leader & Social Entrepreneur

Klara Annibal is a passionate advocate for maternal and neonatal health who combines medical expertise, community education, and hands-on action to build equitable, sustainable care solutions.

She is the founder of B’mom, a nonprofit organization based in Baltimore, dedicated to educating families—especially in underserved neighborhoods—on childbirth, postpartum care, and planetary health.

Through her leadership at Let Mommy Sleep Baltimore, Klara provides in-home care services for newborns and mothers, supporting families during the often fragile early weeks with professionalism and compassion.

Her approach blends scientific knowledge, cultural grounding, and deep human commitment, driven by social justice, women’s empowerment, and the recognition of diverse forms of knowledge.

Areas of Expertise

Maternal, neonatal, and public health

Midwifery training & health system strengthening

Global health & planetary health advocacy

Nonprofit leadership & social entrepreneurship

Policy development (laws and frameworks for midwives and nurses in Madagascar)

Empowerment of African and diaspora women

Professional Experience

Founder & Director – B’mom (Baltimore)

Designed and led a maternal health nonprofit focused on education, prevention, and empowerment

Developed culturally tailored educational programs adapted to local realities

Advocated for equitable health with families and institutions

Franchise Owner – Let Mommy Sleep Baltimore

Organized in-home postnatal care and newborn support services

Trained and supervised maternal care professionals

Responded to urgent postpartum needs with skill, empathy, and cultural sensitivity

Education

International Midwife

Master of Public Health (MPH)

Global Vision & Cultural Roots

Klara has contributed to national strategies to improve midwifery and nursing training in Madagascar, while also participating in knowledge-sharing workshops with traditional midwives.

"I was deeply moved by these moments of equal exchange, where knowledge is passed on differently—with humility and mutual respect. These women, often invisible, are guardians of living memory, rooted in spirituality, culture, and genuine care for others."

Core Values & Beliefs

Compassion, kindness, and social justice

Community engagement and knowledge transmission

Strategic thinking and a holistic project approach

Resilience in the face of immigration and system challenges

Deep belief in the autonomy and potential of women

“The sun rises for everyone.” A phrase passed down by her Aunt Eva, which Klara carries as a mantra for equal opportunity, perseverance, and shared hope.

Mission & Ambition

To support projects led by African and diaspora women, helping them find the balance they need to realize their dreams and thrive—individually and collectively.

Online Presence & Resources

Websites :

b-mom.org

letmommysleepbaltimore.com

Social Media :
Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn

Community Resources :
Newsletter and educational materials available via B’mom