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NDoula Community Alliance is proud to introduce our 3rd Elemental Reproductive Healing Arts program (ERH), themed Future & Legacy. Over 10 weeks, this initiative centers community healing through artistic expression, shared ritual, and advocacy.

We are seeking passionate individuals to help shape this year’s experience.

Open positions include:
• Creative Director
• Mental Health Peer Coordinator
• Wellness Co-Facilitator
• Production Assistant

Together, we will offer interactive activities and vital health literacy skills that cultivate genuine support, resilience, and growth.

To be considered, please send your resume/CV and a brief statement of interest to Communications@NDoula.org by August 3rd, 2026.

#ArtOfAdvocacy #NDoula #Elemental #ERH #Future&Legacy PatientCenteredness

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Are you interested in participating in Season 3 of NDoula’s Elemental Reproductive Healing Arts Program? We’re hosting a virtual info session on Aug 12th at 6pm CST.

Facilitators, please forward your CV/resume and a brief statement of interest by Aug 3, 2026. We are hiring a Creative Director, Mental Health Peer Coordinator, Wellness Co-Facilitator, and multiple Production Assistants.

ERH is a 10-week, arts and health literacy based program that aims to improve patient safety by practicing self advocacy skills in a community-based art setting. Together we continue the processing journey associated with birth, living, and healing as we strengthen our support networks and increase our access to holistic care and personal expression. Our weekly sessions take place at a variety of locations throughout Chicago with some occurring online.

Email Communications@ndoula.org for more details! All who are interested in working on ERH: Future & Legacy (facilitators and cohortees) are strongly encouraged to attend.

#ArtOfAdvocacy #NDoula #ERH #PatientCenteredness #DCASEgrants

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🧡 It’s been awhile, let’s catch up. We’re excited to bring you NDoula Newsletter #010

🧡 Seeking doulas, trainees, and trainers! Join our Birth & Diversity doula training team. Send a statement of interest to communications@ndoula.org by June 1, 2026.

🧡 Check out the 2nd installment of our podcast Lullabies & Liberation, now with Spanish subtitles. Share & Subscribe

#NDoula #Birth&Diversity #DoulaTraining #Lullabies&Liberation PatientCenteredness

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Our @movemesoul dancers have witnessed @alvinailey perform over the past 17 years!!! We were thrilled share today’s matinee experience with members of our current cohort! We love you @solomon.dumas & @awagreen98 & all the beautiful @alvinailey dancers. #alvinaileyamericandancetheater #auditoriumtheater #movemesoul #chicago #dance

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At my first #cottilion with @chrochetzuri #cheyennecarriechronicles

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Navigating postpartum anxiety can feel heavy, confusing, and lonely—but you don’t have to go through it alone.

NDoula Community Alliance is here to affirm your experience and break the silence around postpartum mental health. What you’re feeling is real, and support is within reach.

We see you. And we’re here to remind you that healing is possible.🤎🧡

#BlackMaternalHealth #PostpartumAnxiety #PPA #PostpartumDepression #NDoula 365

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At NDoula, Black maternal health history is celebrated #365! We’re showing our appreciation for our Granny Midwives – the Black women who acted as the primary birthworkers in America.🤰🏿⚕️

Today, Black midwives and birthworkers are few and far between. Federal legislation has worked to suppress our work, but our legacy has never disappeared. We carry the wisdom, resilience, and traditions of our foremothers, and are committed to reclaiming space in maternal & reproductive health. 🤎✊🏾

#BlackMaternalHealth #BlackHistory #NDoula #365

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#eastersunday #cheyennecarriechronicles

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#cheyennecarriechronicles hair did

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NDoula’s 2025 Annual Report highlights our commitment to health equity and social justice. Read the report below or at linktr.ee/ndoula

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Episode 6 is out now!

On this episode of Lullabies & Liberation, we’re having an honest conversation about insurance inequity and access to care. From navigating Medicaid and private insurance to finding culturally competent providers, we explore the barriers Black birthing people face and the tools that can help families get the care they desire.

We also dig into mental health, stress, community resources, and the importance of feeling empowered when making decisions about your body and your care.

Tune in and share with someone who needs this conversation. 🤎

#NDoula #Lullabies&Liberation #ReproductiveJustice #BirthingEquity

Listen now on YouTube and Spotify!
Youtube: https://youtu.be/5lwMmhQYLtA
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/5dfcR3bd7QnafkP9cjv81z?si=NCNIELc3REuzKQoXqt4rIg

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