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Posted Intersectionality: Why Looking Beyond Identity is Key in Sex and Birth Support
If you’ve perused my course on Sex & Birth, you’ll notice that an entire module/week is devoted to intersectionality and voices from the margins right at the start of the […]
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Posted Why Sex & Birth Support Person? With Tynan Rhea
Doula Canada in partnership with Tynan Rhea is offering our Sex and Birth Support Person Training again starting October 1st. Below, Tynan discusses the importance of this training and why […]
An Open Letter to the Canadian Minister of Health
Good afternoon Honourable Jane Philpott, MP, Minister of Health, I am contacting you about fully recognizing Labour and Birth Doulas as a therapeutic and provincially covered profession across [...]
