Looking to book the Rural Black Doula for your next collaboration?
Doula Jazzmine's "Rural Black Doula" is a Black birth scholar and cultural archivist researching Black midwife's reclamation of traditional birth practices. Doula Jazzmine has extensive experience collaborating with organizations on designing equity spaces that center culture, liberatory practices, and Black + Brown spirits in building toward a safer, culturally conscious, and representative space for birth.
Speaking and Conferences
What's New?
Past Engagement
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Decat/CPPC Presents Black Maternal Health Dialogue: Dialogue on Community Advocacy
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Everystep and CAN (Community Action Network) - "Black Maternal Health - Moving Beyond Disparities"
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Iowa Breastfeeding Coalition
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Stockton University - Womxn's History Month TogetHER event
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Tight-Lipped Podcast Social Media Takeover
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Find Your Resistance: World War Womb
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NBDA: Healing the Black Womb
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Co-Founder of the Meet the Black Doulas on Iowa Black Doula Collective
Collaborations and Partnerships
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CDC - Hear Her Campaign
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Jou Jou
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Healthy Start - Black & Birthy
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Grinnell SPARKS Grant
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NATAL Docuseries
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Iowa Breastfeeding Coalition
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Tight-Lipped
News Highlights
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Black Iowans face a startlingly high maternal mortality rate, and it's a systemic problem
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VNA Doula Program Aims to Reduce Health Disparities for Black Mothers
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Iowa Black Doula Collective Proves Representation Matters, Fox 17
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In, Maternal Mortality Highlights Deep Racial Divide In Health Care, Iowa Public Radio
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Rural Assembly - "The Rural Black doula" Jazzmine Brooks on Empowering Rural Moms
Published Materials
Email Rural Black Doula at brooks@jaiolivewellness.page
Presentation Listing Coming Soon
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Past Vlog Posts
RBDC is a tribute to those in search
of their mother's garden.
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RBDC: Let's Talk About the 'F' Word w/ Charmaine
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RBDC: "Boss Mom" w/ Janessa Lindsey
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Speaking Engagement
2022 Iowa Civil & Human Rights Symposium
Session Title: Healthcare at the Intersections
COVID-19 exposed how vulnerable populations are at greater risk when quality, accessible, culturally conscious, and person-centered services and support are not available. In this session, the facilitator will share their work in supporting folks at the intersections of race, gender, ability, spirituality, sexual orientation, citizenship status, and class. We'll identify the challenges of navigating health and social services, and how to better create informative policies and practices that support BIPOC people and their families.