Now more than ever, we need each other. This is a moment for us to come together as a birthwork community—to weave webs of care and solidarity, to demand justice, and to ensure no one is left behind.

If you’re ready to rise to this call, this training is for you.

This is not a foundational birth or postpartum doula training—those are offered separately through our Labor & Birth and Postpartum Doula Training programs. The Advanced Full-Spectrum Birthwork Training is something different: a radical, justice-rooted experience for those ready to deepen their practice and engage in birthwork as a form of activism and community transformation.

Over 15 weeks, we gather live every Sunday from 12–2:30pm PST (replays available), building collective knowledge through interactive lectures, real-time dialogue, and collaboration with our incredible community partners. Together, we move beyond conventional doula education to explore the full spectrum of reproductive transitions—through the lenses of Reproductive Justice, harm reduction, mutual aid, and systems navigation.

Topics covered include:

• Abortion Support
• Collective Birthwork
• Rural Birthwork
• Harm Reduction and Supporting People Who Use Drugs
• Dismantling Fatphobia in Reproductive Healthcare
• Supporting Sex Workers
• Food Justice
• Gender-Affirming Surgery and Transition Support
• Death and Grief Support
• Supporting Families Engaged with CPS and Family Regulation Systems
• Supporting Incarcerated Birthing People
• Disability Justice
• Community Building
• Systems Navigation

Additional Course Benefits:

• Access to live, drop-in group mentorship sessions
• Membership in our private Facebook group
• A listing on our international birthworker directory

Join us to gain the skills, connections, and insights to expand your impact and engage in birthwork activism for collective liberation.

We use the Green Bottle sliding scale model to price our courses equitably, ensuring access while honoring the value of our work. With gratitude to Alexis J. Cunningfolk for developing this model, we embrace a pricing approach rooted in trust, accountability, and economic justice—recognizing the multiple realities of access and privilege that shape educational opportunities.