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Anti-Oppression, Advocacy, & Social Justice

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Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion updates

Transparency Statement re: EDI work done to date (02/25/2021)

Revised EDI Action Plan (11/06/2021)

Equity and Inclusion Climate Survey (2021): Report to Members

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Feedback Forms

DTC Feedback Form

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Updated Handouts & New Learning Materials

Chestfeeding Handouts (updated 2021)

Updated! Tips for Success as a Reproductive Support Worker

The Polyvagal Nervous Response & Fear/Trauma in Birth

EDI Resource (accompanied EDI Discussion group 01/11/2022)

Behavioural Activation with Perinatal Clients

CURRICULUM AUDIT UPDATES (Winter 2022)

Evidence-Based Research (Hand Out)

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DTC – PAST Member Events

Supporting Mental Health & Neurodiversity Check-in

Fireside Talk with Hirut Melaku, IBLC

Decolonizing Lactation Support – Annotated Slides

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Upcoming Events Calendar

November 2022-January 2023 Events Calendar

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DTC Policies or Codes

DTC Code of Ethics (2022)

Academic Accommodation Policy and Procedures

Community Practice Standards & Guidelines (Updated 2022)

Unassisted Childbirth Policy & Statement (ALL PERSONS)

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DTC Groups & Group Guidelines

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DTC Research and Policies: Use of the rebozo & concerns of cultural appropriation (2022)

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DTC Research and Policies: Advocacy Framework Paper (2022)

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What our Students Say

Hello Ladies, I received a beautiful bracelet in the mail from Doula Canada. I don't know who sent it or why I received it or who to say thank you to :) But I love it. I have been admiring the bracelets that you can put essential oils on, thinking I won't find the extra money to buy myself something I don't need and being able to justify the purchase. So it kind of means a great deal, as small as the gesture was. So thank you. I want to take a moment to tell you that I had no idea what I really was getting into when I signed up to be certified with Doula Canada. Its been a welcoming change in my life and I have only just scratched the surface. I was working in a Nursing Home and have worked quite a bit with palliative care for about 10 years. I loved my job but it was hard! Physically and mentally. So I quit to be with my own tiny babes. But I've felt lost. My babes are grown and I have been wanting to do something meaningful again, but not just any job to make money. I stumbled across this program and I am love. I like helping people and I am feeling a huge pull towards the Infant lose program. I wanted to be certified as a Doula first then dive into the Infant lose program. Its a horrible thing for someone to go through, I want to help them get through that time. Thank you for being such supportive instructors. I have joined an amazing network of women!

Laura

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