Beginning Midwifery Training
How To Become a Certified Professional Midwife
About This Course
This course is for women &/or any individual interested in serving pregnant women, couples families.
A Wombman's Way Warrior Midwife Training is a two-year educational program
committed to the education of women, people, families and the preservation of Midwifery within
African American communities.
A Wombman's Way Warrior Midwife Training is committed to providing implicit bias free education, free of micro aggressive encounters within a program that provides the basic competencies that prepare graduates as direct entry midwives for the North American Registry of Midwives exam.
Our country is experiencing a racialized crisis. The maternal mortality rate amongst African American women is 3 times higher than any other group of women. Culturally competent care is a critical and key component to diminishing racialized care within our healthcare system.
A Wombman's Way Warrior Midwife educational program believes that midwifery care will help improve these outcomes by increasing access to culturally competent responsible competent midwives of color.
A Wombman's Way Warrior Midwife Training was established to address inequities within midwifery education programs and to address the lack of available Midwives of color,
Our curriculum supports women centered birth based in evidence based medicine. We practice our principles by designing programs that are based in a tradition of Remembering, Reclaiming, Restoring, Serving, and Celebrating women’s ways of knowing, healing, helping and honoring.
Additionally, we integrate the truth of our lived experiences into our training and include research, evidence based practices, documentaries, multi-media projects and presentations that honor the legacy and future of black womanhood and motherhood.
A Wombman's Way Warrior Midwife Training is committed to providing implicit bias free education, free of micro aggressive encounters within a program that provides the basic competencies that prepare graduates as direct entry midwives for the North American Registry of Midwives exam.
Our country is experiencing a racialized crisis. The maternal mortality rate amongst African American women is 3 times higher than any other group of women. Culturally competent care is a critical and key component to diminishing racialized care within our healthcare system.
A Wombman's Way Warrior Midwife educational program believes that midwifery care will help improve these outcomes by increasing access to culturally competent responsible competent midwives of color.
A Wombman's Way Warrior Midwife Training was established to address inequities within midwifery education programs and to address the lack of available Midwives of color,
Our curriculum supports women centered birth based in evidence based medicine. We practice our principles by designing programs that are based in a tradition of Remembering, Reclaiming, Restoring, Serving, and Celebrating women’s ways of knowing, healing, helping and honoring.
Additionally, we integrate the truth of our lived experiences into our training and include research, evidence based practices, documentaries, multi-media projects and presentations that honor the legacy and future of black womanhood and motherhood.
Course Curriculum
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Welcome to Beginning Midwifery
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A Special Welcome from Your Executive Director
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How to Navigate this Course
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Preparation Material: Books List
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Preparation Material: Video List
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A Special Welcome for Our 2024 Students
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About this course
- $7,500.00
Complete Program Path
Course: Remembering Reclaiming Restoring
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First Year
1st SemesterRemembering, Reclaiming, Restoring Lessons 1-5, Medical terminology, Intro to community Midwifery
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First Year
2nd SemesterRemembering, Reclaiming, Restoring Lessons 6-9, Basic Skills, Apprenticing I
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First Year
3rd SemesterHerbology & Nutrition For Midwives, Professional Midwifery, Current Topics
A Wombman's Way Warrior Midwife Training Program
This educational program believes that midwifery care will help improve these outcomes by increasing access to empowering and culturally relevant birthing options led by Midwives.
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Addresses inequities within midwifery education programs.
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Addresses the lack of available Midwives of color,
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Increase access to impact the tremendous shortage of Black Midwives.
Our program prepares women to become a Community Midwife reflecting the midwifery model of care. We offer guidance and preparation for the North American Registry of Midwives (NARM) exam.
