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    • Community health
    • Health professions training
    • Reproductive health services

    Background:

    • Previously incarcerated women face barriers to entering the health professions.
    • Low-income communities often lack access to culturally appropriate doula support.
    • The East Bay Community Birth Support Project addresses these disparities.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To assess the impact of a community-based doula training program on previously incarcerated women and low-income women of color.
    • To evaluate the program's effectiveness in enhancing participants' empowerment and skills.
    • To examine the program's influence on participant recidivism rates.

    Main Methods:

    • Qualitative focus groups were conducted with program participants.
    • Data collection focused on perceived empowerment, skill assessment, and confidence in providing doula support.
    • Participant outcomes, including recidivism, were tracked.

    Main Results:

    • Participants reported increased empowerment and confidence in their ability to provide doula support.
    • An improved assessment of skills was noted among trained doulas.
    • No incidents of recidivism were reported among program participants to date.

    Conclusions:

    • The East Bay Community Birth Support Project effectively trains women for health professions, particularly those with prior incarceration.
    • The program enhances access to culturally relevant doula care for underserved populations.
    • This initiative demonstrates a successful model for community empowerment and workforce development in reproductive health.