Mariela, based in Mexico City, is a midwife with deep roots in her community's socio-environmental well-being. Inspired by the Huerto Roma Verde's ethos, she grew up valuing the natural world, community, and the ancestral wisdom of traditional midwives. Mariela is dedicated to holistic care, embracing the importance of nurturing women's bodies and spirits through all life stages. Her practice reflects a profound connection to nature and a commitment to preserving and sharing the rich heritage of midwifery.

Living in the Andean mountains of Ecuador, she embraces and spreads the sacredness of ancestral Mother Nature, along with love, wisdom, compassion, and her teachings. María José walks and sows these values through various routes within the multicultural aspects of human nature and diversity. She accompanies different social groups as a communitarian worker, focusing on fields such as gender-based issues, a human rights approach to maternal and child health and well-being in rural areas of the global south, and guarding people's self-determination regarding the integrity of bodies and territories. She deeply believes that "To change the world, we must first change the way babies are being born.

Natali Euale Montilla (she/her), also known as Rosa Amarilla, hails from the Andes of Venezuela, with ancestral roots in the Cuicas Nation & Italy’s Monte Urano. Now based in Chiapas, Mexico, she is deeply involved in Indigenous sovereignty, land & water stewardship, migrant rights, & movements against gender-based violence. Natali integrates the ancestral birthing & healing practices of her people, particularly the ceremonial traditions of the Andes, passed down from her mother, grandmothers, & the spirits of her land.

In addition to her birthwork, Natali is a skilled basket weaver, hide tanner, beadwork artist, & herbalist. 

Madi is magical. She is a creator of magic in her relationships, in the world, and in the birth room.  Madi holds a sacred space to allows others to soften and grow. She is a birth doula, ayurvedic postpartum doula, and teaches prenatal yoga and mindfulness meditation. 

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She is an avid world traveler, circle leader, and adrenaline junkie. Needless to say, she is an incredible asset to our sisterhood and we so grateful for her to be hosting trips and sharing her magic with future doulas. 

She is originally from Sun Valley, Idaho. She now lives in different mountains serving the mothers of Boulder, Colorado. 

Sofia is a facilitator and teacher with over a decade of experience in yoga, nutrition, astrology, womb circles, and birthwork. Trained in Family Constellation work and trauma-informed facilitation, she empowers others through healing and self-discovery.

Raised between cultures by a Danish mother and German-Iraqi father, Sofia has lived across Africa and the Middle East. Her cross-cultural background fuels her passion for women’s empowerment, self-development, and an anthropological lens on birth, creating spaces for connection, healing, and shared wisdom.

Kelli is a Holistic Doula, Herbalist and Garden Designer from St Petersburg, Florida. She is both Clinically and Traditionally trained in Herbalism, with a heart of service to support the feminine through all life cycles. From education around herbal contraceptives, bioregional herbalism, yoni steaming, and womb care, to full-spectrum doula support, Kelli feels passionate about empowering Women with the tools and confidence to claim their bodies' sovereignty and wisdom. Kelli is a keeper of the flame, and when she's not supporting Women, you can find her dancing with fire! With the intention of honoring and keeping the embers of our ancestor's lite so that future generations may know the warmth of our hearth fire.

Ruth Nunez is a mother to two lovely girls and a proud doula. Her personal birth journeys and struggles with postpartum depression inspired her to turn toward birth work. Feeling alone and lost, she began assisting mothers during and after labor, educating them about their birth and postpartum experiences.

She also participated in two of the 'Wombs of the World' programs (both TZ and Ecuador), and hopes to positively impact mothers of all cultures and backgrounds, while respecting their traditions.

Ruth envisions herself traveling and creating meaningful connections as part of her work.

Hannah is originally from Columbus, Ohio, but now calls Brooklyn, New York, her home. She is a full-spectrum doula, with incredible skill and insight into people's needs.

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Hannah is currently enrolled in midwifery school.

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We are so grateful to have Hannah as one of our Doula Sisters because she brings a tremendous amount of laughter, experience, love, and wisdom to every situation.

She is one to follow at the clinics, to sit and get real with, or to laugh with until you cry.

Mar Yasky is a somatic-focused doula specializing in pre-conception, pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum care based in Mexico City. She is dedicated to safeguarding physiological births, nurturing family bonds, and supporting the gentle transition of babies into the world. Mar also holds space for grief, guiding families through miscarriage and perinatal loss, and facilitates rites of passage for life’s pivotal transitions, from menarche to parenthood and beyond.

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Through her project, Amarnacer, Mar collaborates with like-minded individuals to honor life’s cycles. Her work emphasizes nervous system regulation, using touch, massage, movement, and dance to create spaces of connection, healing, and pleasure deeply rooted in harmony with the earth.