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Looking back on growth

Throwback to my first time in Tanzania. A fresh doula. When I read those posts now, from 2018, I feel my body tighten and need to exhale....

Cultural Appropriation vs. Cultural Appreciation

Cultural Appropriation vs. Cultural Appreciation As doulas, we are first and foremost of service in our local communities. However, there...

TANZANIA PROGRAM FAQs

Some general FAQs I have been receiving about the doula program in Tanzania this winter... 🐘⁠ ⁠ 1- You do not need to be a certified...

Hey, I'm Charlotte

Hey y'all, it's been in a minute since I have properly introduced myself. My name is Charlotte 👋. Thanks for being here. I currently...

Day 1 back in Tanzania

It’s been three years since @wombsoftheworld has been here. This is my fourth trip and I am overwhelmed with love and appreciation for...

Can L&D nurses come on these trips?

FAQ: Can labor & delivery nurses go on these trips?⁠ YES!⁠ Wombs of the World is open to all birthworkers. Doulas, midwives, OBs, L&D...

Reflecting on all the things

Hi friends. Thanks for being here. I want y'all to know that I am still processing and decompressing from this powerful trip to Tanzania....

First time back to Tanzania since 2020...

Dearest Birthworkers, Friends, and Family, I write to you from my frozen winter wonderland in Colorado while still applying aloe to the...

Travel ~ Learn ~ Serve ~ Doula... ECUADOR 2019

I have been in Ecuador a little over three weeks now, and I am humbled and inspired. It has been such an incredible gift to spend time...

Ecuador, July 2019 with six amazing doulas... Saying Goodbye to Group 1

On Thursday we said goodbye to our incredibly group of doulas. There are no words that properly describe the amount of love and gratitude...