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Doulas of Colour

Flower Arrangement

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Candice Friesen she/her

Cherished moments doula service

Birth/postpartum doula

Alberta/bc

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Flower Arrangement

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Carleen Mandwe

Embrace Birth

Full spectrum holistic birth doula care and mother blessings.

Red Deer

Flower Arrangement

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Carleen Mandwe

Embrace Birth

Full spectrum holistic birth doula care and mother blessings

Red Deer

Flower Arrangement

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Holly Wheeler (she/ her)

Holly’s Your Doula

Birth & Postpartum Doula

Calgary

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Karena Dang (she/her)

Bumps Upon a Time

Birth & Postpartum Doula, Perinatal Educator, Postpartum Confinement Support

Edmonton

Flower Arrangement

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Kemi Adeniji (She/Her)

The Gentle Nest

Postpartum Doula

Calgary

Flower Arrangement

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Kiara Brown (she/her)

Holistic Doula Haven

Birth & Postpartum Support, Childbirth Education, & Breastfeeding Counseling

Edmonton

Flower Arrangement

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Lynn Shinto (she/her)

Birth to Life Doula Services

Birth & Postpartum Doula, Certified Child Passenger Safety Technician (CPST), Belly Binding

Vancouver, BC

Flower Arrangement

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Qaila Walji (she/her)

Banyan & Baobab

Birth & Postpartum Doula

Calgary

Flower Arrangement

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Sharie Suchy she/her

Great Beginnings Doula Services

Postpartum Doula Services, Breastfeeding specialist,

Brooks County of Newell

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We acknowledge that we live, work, gather, and provide care on the traditional territories of the many First Nations, Métis, and Inuit Peoples whose relationships with these lands extend across generations.

We honour and respect the histories, languages, cultures, knowledge, and enduring presence of Indigenous Peoples and communities.

We offer this land acknowledgement as an expression of gratitude and as part of our ongoing responsibility to listen, learn, build respectful relationships, and support reconciliation.

As a doula community, we also acknowledge and honour the generations of Indigenous people who have held knowledge, provided care, and supported their communities through birth, family and reproductive experiences, loss, death, ceremony, and other significant life transitions.

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