
Our Mobile Midwife Clinic brings midwives, doulas, perinatal screenings, and essential supplies directly into underserved communities across Miami-Dade.
Families receive education, referrals, and culturally congruent support close to home. This program helps remove barriers and connect families to trusted care.

Our Birth Justice Doula Training prepares community-based doulas to support families during pregnancy, birth, and postpartum. The program blends hands-on skills, advocacy, and culturally rooted care.
After certification, graduates enter the SBJN Birth Justice Doula Fellowship, where they receive mentorship and opportunities to grow within our doula program while serving their communities.

This training program prepares participants to work alongside midwives in community and clinical settings. Students gain practical experience, foundational knowledge, and mentorship from experienced birth workers.
Upon completion, participants are certified as Midwife Assistants and ready to support community-based perinatal care.

Participants can apply to travel to East Africa and connect with birth workers across the African diaspora. This cultural exchange centers shared learning, global collaboration, and honoring traditional birth knowledge. Together, we strengthen relationships and reconnect with ancestral birth practices.

The Birth Justice Coalition advances policy and legislative work, the coalition is working to secure funding for a Birth Justice policy specialist who will engage policymakers and hold systems accountable.
Together with partners, we are strengthening relationships with families, birth workers, healthcare providers, and legislators to ensure laws and policies truly support birth justice.

This training equips community members with practical skills in basic health support, emergency response, and community care. Participants learn how to respond in urgent situations and support the wellbeing of their neighborhoods. The program helps strengthen community resilience and safety.







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