WELCOME
This directory was created with love and purpose—to help Black families in the Dallas–Fort Worth area connect with birth professionals who reflect their culture, values, and lived experiences.
Finding culturally competent, compassionate care should never be a struggle. Whether you're looking for a doula, midwife, lactation consultant, childbirth educator, or another support role, this space is for you. Representation matters, and every family deserves care that feels familiar, safe, and empowering.
Who We Are
We are a growing community of Black doulas, midwives, lactation consultants, childbirth educators, therapists, and other birth professionals in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. This directory was created with love and intention to amplify our work and make it easier for families like yours to access culturally aligned care.
Why it Matters
Black families deserve birth experiences rooted in respect, safety, and joy. With health disparities impacting our communities at alarming rates, having access to providers who share your cultural background and prioritize your well-being can make all the difference.
What You’ll Find
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A searchable directory of Black birth workers across DFW
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Real connections to professionals who listen, honor, and support you
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Resources and information to help guide your journey
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Community events, workshops, and gatherings
WHAT PEOPLE
ARE SAYING
“Representation matters—especially during birth. I wish I had this resource during my pregnancy. Every Black family deserves access to culturally aligned care.”
-Tasha L.
“I’ve been searching for a Black doula in my area for weeks. A directory like this would save so much time and help me connect with someone who gets it.”
-DeAndrea M..
“As a midwifery student, I want to learn from Black professionals in the field. A directory would help me find mentors and build community.”
-Ayana S.
“I’ve missed out on referrals simply because folks didn’t know I existed. A directory would increase my visibility and help me serve my community more fully.
-Asha M.