The Drama Of Pregnant Women In Prison - And The Woman On A Mission To Fix It

Minnesota Prison Doula Project Provides

Many Services for Community

The Minnesota Daily reported on our program, read it here.

EASTON GREEN / MINNESOTA DAILY

Brittany Seaver and daughter Jazzlynn pose for a portrait outside their home in Plymouth, Minnesota.

The Duluth New Tribune reported on our expansion into St. Louis County. Read about it here.

Recently the reporters from the BBC came and interviewed us for a story, check to our episode on the Podcast People Fixing the World!  

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Short version video here.

Long version video here.

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Minnesota Prison Doula Project's Research Director Dr. Rebecca Shlafer is a child psychologist at the University of Minnesota Medical School. She joined the program to share the psychological effects on children whose parents are in incarcerated.

https://www.mprnews.org/story/2017/04/26/what-happens-to-kids-whose-parents-are-incarcerated

Local news channel in Duluth, MN, Fox 21, report on our expansion into St. Louis County. 

http://www.fox21online.com/2017/04/02/doulas-minnesota-helping-incarcerated-women-give-birth/

Hard Labor

A doula offers a little comfort for a birth behind bars.

Picture by ANGELA JIMENEZ