BIPOC RESOURCES
I work with all communities, but also understand that some BIPOC individuals may not feel safe or comfortable working with a white doula.
Here is a list of BIPOC doulas, midwives and educators that come highly recommend in the Pacific Northwest birth community.
Birth For The People is a networking resource that links BIPOC families (Black and Indigenous People of Color)
to birth services provided by BIPOC birth professionals.
Wise Women provides an holistic multi cultural approach to birth & postpartum care. |
Open Arms offers Grant funded (no cost), community matched lactation peer counselors for support from pregnancy through baby's first year. |
Jasmyne Bryant is a mixed Black queer birth, postpartum, sibling, and sleep doula!
Eli is a Full Spectrum Birthworker and Certified Doula (PALS). |
BLKBRY - Jazmin Williams is a Full Spectrum Doula & Certified Lactation Educator. |
Brown Sugar Doula is a Birth Doula & CBE. |
Pregnancy & childbirth education, birth & postpartum doula support, pre & postpartum massage therapy, and placenta encapsulation services in the Pacific Northwest. |
Iza Thiago - Portuguese/Spanish/English speaker
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Everyday Goddess Doula Services offers pregnancy and labor support for everyone. Trauma-informed, LGBTQ+ and culturally competent care. Perinatal herbalism. |
Journey Midwife Services provides client-centered midwifery care throughout Seattle. At Journey Midwife Services, we support the physical, emotional, and social well-being of our clients and their care team. |
Birth & Postpartum Support, meal prep and sleep support. |
Korean-American adoptee full-spectrum community Midwife based in Tacoma/University place. offer prenatal care, birth at home or at Terri Chi-Lee's Community Birth Center. |
Ginny Maria offers Birth & Postpartum services. |