Jamarah Amani is a Black, femme and queer community midwife whose mission is to do her part to build a movement for Birth Justice. Jamarah is the architect of the Black Midwives Model of Care and the Birth Justice Bill of Rights. She is also the founder of Black Midwives Day, a nationally recognized holiday.
Jamarah is the Executive Director of Southern Birth Justice Network, co-founder of National Black Midwives Alliance, and a founding member of the Queer and Transgender Midwives Association.
Members of SBJN Board of Directors speak on their calling to birth work, vision, and more...
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