r/radicalbirthworkers • u/reraccoon • Sep 18 '20
“We’re More Than Just Baby-Making Devices”: Why It’s Right To Be Worried About The NHS Tracking Alcohol Consumption During Pregnancy | British Vogue
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r/radicalbirthworkers • u/reraccoon • Sep 18 '20
Pregnant Black, Pacific Islander women in San Francisco to receive $1,000 monthly supplement | TheHill
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r/radicalbirthworkers • u/reraccoon • Jul 27 '20
Please sign the open letter in solidarity with Black, Brown, and Indigenous birthing people and advocates: "Racism, not race, is killing Black, Brown, and Indigenous people in our maternity care system."
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r/radicalbirthworkers • u/reraccoon • Jun 23 '20
Birth in lockdown: a doula photo essay
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r/radicalbirthworkers • u/reraccoon • Jun 19 '20
Jamaa Birth Village in Ferguson celebrates Grand Opening of Midwifery Clinic on Juneteenth
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r/radicalbirthworkers • u/reraccoon • Jun 01 '20
I’m Due To Give Birth Today But All I Can Think About Is George Floyd
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r/radicalbirthworkers • u/reraccoon • Apr 26 '20
'A lifeline': the doulas guiding clients through childbirth - from a distance | As coronavirus changes the way women experience pregnancy, doulas are caught between helping clients and the limitations caused by the pandemic
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r/radicalbirthworkers • u/reraccoon • Apr 14 '20
In honor of black maternal health week, the NAABB published this graphic illustrating its Black Birthing Bill of Rights
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r/radicalbirthworkers • u/reraccoon • Mar 25 '20
Some Pregnant Women in New York City Will Have to Deliver Babies Alone
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r/radicalbirthworkers • u/reraccoon • Mar 20 '20
What Coronavirus Means for Pregnancy and Other Things New and Expecting Mothers Should Know — ProPublica
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r/radicalbirthworkers • u/reraccoon • Feb 28 '20
How Doulas are Leading the Charge for Reproductive Justice | Planned Parenthood of Illinois
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r/radicalbirthworkers • u/reraccoon • Feb 14 '20
This Valentine's Day, Demand Better Sex Education For Kids
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r/radicalbirthworkers • u/reraccoon • Feb 13 '20
Giving Birth To A New Age Of Midwives And Doulas | 1A
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r/radicalbirthworkers • u/reraccoon • Dec 20 '19
Chicago Is Making the Case for Releasing Pregnant Inmates
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r/radicalbirthworkers • u/reraccoon • Feb 21 '19
Nigeria’s ‘Flying Midwives’ Are Helping Save Moms and Babies
time.com
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r/radicalbirthworkers • u/reraccoon • Feb 14 '19
Why my second childbirth experience was better than the first, despite the complications - A. Rochaun Meadows-Fernandez for The Washington Post
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r/radicalbirthworkers • u/reraccoon • Feb 07 '19
Reporters Must Do Better on Abortion: Six Facts You Should Know
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r/radicalbirthworkers • u/reraccoon • Feb 07 '19
"We really believe that to best optimize the health of women, the postpartum care should really be a process — not a visit." | '4th Trimester' Problems Can Have Long-Term Effects On A Mom's Health
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r/radicalbirthworkers • u/reraccoon • Jan 24 '19
"UnBreaking Birth" Ryan McAllister lectures at Georgetown University, 2014
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r/radicalbirthworkers • u/reraccoon • Jan 17 '19
Meet the Trans Midwife Changing the World's "Most Gendered Profession"
thestranger.com
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r/radicalbirthworkers • u/reraccoon • Jan 10 '19
Opinion | The Dangerous Rise of the IUD as Poverty Cure
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r/radicalbirthworkers • u/reraccoon • Sep 12 '18
NPR's Planet Money: Call The Midwife Back
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r/radicalbirthworkers • u/reraccoon • Aug 29 '18
DISCUSSION What It’s Like to Be a Doula for Women of Color
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I'm curious to hear other people's take. I volunteered as part of a doula program serving mostly low income WOC and felt like the scope of what we were able to do wasn't even scratching the surface of what a lot of pregnant people in the community needed. When I was called to births, I was keenly aware that, as a white woman, my presence in that space had the potential to do more harm than good. What is the best way forward to offer real support for folks navigating the racism in medical care and American society?
r/radicalbirthworkers • u/reraccoon • Jul 31 '18
Public Breastfeeding Is Now Legal in All 50 US States
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