Join NAHSE CT as we celebrate Women’s History Month!
Liberty & Reproductive Justice for all; to Doula or not to Doula is a virtual event that will feature distinguished individuals from various backgrounds and industries related to women’s health discussing the intentionality of equity and social justice with respect to maternal and child health. The event’s purpose is to start an interactive discussion on the use of doulas during and after the childbirth process and what kind of impact this service can have on minority and underserved communities.
Moderator: M. Natalie Achong MD, MHL, Community Teaching Faculty at Yale University School of Medicine
Guest Speaker: Lucinda Canty, Ph.D., CN.M., Assistant Professor at University of Saint Joseph
Panelists:
Sarah Emmanuel, MS: President of Family Development & Samaritan Foundation
Madeline Y. Sutton MD, MPH FACOG: CEO “OneBrain 4Health”, Professor Morehouse Medical School, Medical Epidemiologist at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Whitley Mingo, MSW, eCID: Maternal Child Health Social Worker
Ashley Minihan CD, (DONA), ICCE, CLC, CPST: Birth Doula & Childbirth Education Specialist