ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Across Oklahoma, a community-powered doula network is reshaping what equitable maternal care looks like.
On this episode of The Dose, Dr. Joel Bervell talks with Omare Jimmerson of the Oklahoma Birth Equity Initiative about how culturally rooted doulas, smart policies, and practical supports—from rides to diapers—are helping hundreds of families thrive each year.
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