An overview of considerations when choosing a birth worker training program, with guidance on evaluating curriculum quality, philosophy, mentorship, and long-term professional support. Designed for aspiring doulas, educators, and perinatal professionals navigating their next steps.

A practical guide to evaluating the trustworthiness of reproductive health information online. Learn simple frameworks for identifying misinformation, asking better questions, and finding sources that prioritize accuracy and context.

A thoughtful conversation guide designed to help partners explore expectations, logistics, and values before welcoming a baby. These often-overlooked questions can help build stronger communication, shared understanding, and a more prepared transition into parenthood.

A clear, balanced guide to understanding labor induction — including why it may be recommended, how different induction methods work, and what families can expect throughout the process. Designed to increase understanding, illuminate nuances, reduce stigma, and support informed conversations between parents and their care teams.

A curated collection of articles, research, and educational resources exploring the history and present-day realities of reproductive health inequities affecting Black families in the United States. Intended to support deeper learning, reflection, and more equitable care practices.

A comprehensive timeline tracing the legacy, contributions, and resilience of Black midwives across generations. This resource highlights key historical moments that have shaped reproductive health care in the United States.

A simple toolkit designed to help birth workers and care teams collect meaningful feedback from the families they support. Includes sample questions and frameworks to help strengthen services, communication, and long-term learning.

A printable worksheet that helps families organize postpartum meal support from friends, family, and community members during the early weeks after birth.

Five thoughtfully designed birth preference templates offering different styles and levels of detail — including a write-in format, structured versions, and a C-section–specific option — so families can choose the approach that fits them best.