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If you’re a Black birthworker passionate about empowering and uplifting your community, we invite you to explore opportunities for collaboration, mentorship, and joining our collective.
As a member of the Rooted Birthwork Collective, you’ll become part of a supportive community of like-minded birthworkers who share your commitment to promoting reproductive justice and holistic care for Black families.
We prioritize cultural competence in our doula support, recognizing the unique needs and experiences of Black families. By joining our collective, you’ll have the opportunity to deepen your understanding of culturally competent care and contribute to empowering your community.
Whether you’re a seasoned doula or just starting your journey, we offer opportunities for mentorship, training, and professional development to help you grow and thrive in your practice.
At the Rooted Birthwork Collective, we’re not just doula practitioners – we’re advocates and activists working towards reproductive justice for Black communities. Join us in advocating for the rights and well-being of Black families and challenging systemic barriers to equitable care.
If you’re interested in becoming a member of the Rooted Birthwork Collective, we welcome you to apply. Our collective is open to Black birthworkers who are committed to our mission and values.
Are you a doula, childbirth educator, lactation consultant, or other birthworker interested in collaborating with us on projects, workshops, or events? We’d love to hear from you! Reach out to us to explore collaboration opportunities.
Whether you’re seeking mentorship as a new doula or looking to enhance your skills and knowledge, we offer mentorship and training programs to support your professional development.
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The Rooted Birthwork Collective, formerly known as the Rooted & Resilient Doula Program, was founded in 2019 by Jessica Johnson in partnership with Black Ottawa Connect.