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Midwives and doulas discuss their important role in addressing the U.S. maternal health crisis.
Advancing Racial Equity and Justice, Strengthening Health, Maternal and Infant Health, Women’s Health and Rights, Women’s Issues+3 More
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See also: “Community-Based Doulas and Midwives: Key to Addressing the U.S. Maternal Health Crisis” by Nora Ellmann
Hear directly from community-based midwives and doulas on their role in providing patient-centered care that improves the outcomes and experiences of birthing people.
Jasmine Hardy is the video producer at the Center for American Progress. Max Hardman is a video intern at the Center. Nora Ellmann is a research associate for women’s health and rights for the Women’s Initiative at the Center.
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