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A Workforce For The Future

We are a 501c3 Charitable Health Organization, designed to build sustainable systems of care by modeling birth, reproductive, and climate justice through workforce innovation. We acknowledge that childbearing families of Historically Unvisible Black + Indigenous (HUB+I) communities need access to culturally curated reproductive health options in order to create a thriving ecosystem for overall human development. At The InTune Mother Society, this is practiced through a Healing Justice framework

About Us

Our Mission

We believe in creating a world where every child born is wanted and loved. Our mission is to invest in community-based perinatal health education that promotes our (4P)+ job creation Pathways Program which is focused on: Preconception, Pregnancy, Breastfeeding, Postpartum, Parenting, Early Childhood Education, and Mental Health. In order to create a Sustainable Familyhood, we have to begin by creating sustainable options for the childbearing population. By offering TEKnology based educational programs and providing the necessary resources to uplift historically excluded populations, our mission is to reclaim reproductive well-being. As a Black Woman-Led organization, we believe in asset-based fundraising in order to grow and scale our cutting-edge perinatal health & wellness training programs.

Innovative Systems of Care

How You Can Help

Give A Scholarship

Your gift will help equip our community-based providers with the necessary resources to navigate through the completion of their training, but also access additional resources to help them manage the interruptions of life while in pursuit of higher education. We offer the promise of a more sustainable future as it relates to a career in community-based family planning. You can make a difference today by giving the gift of education.

Sustainable Values

Testimonials

What People Say

The generosity of this organization makes it possible for me to continue having education opportunities in this necessary area.

Joelisha Goggins

You are doing a wonderful job building a system of care for childbearing families that need compassionate people during their most critical time in life. I will definitely volunteer in any way that I can.

Sara King

Cultural Capital

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  • You NEED A Business Plan
    Hey Birth Business Owner/Founder I have a question… Do you have a formalized business plan that guides your practice with a high-level strategy? I get it! Most of the time we don’t see birth work as a business, yet as a service. A service is still a business, and needs a business plan. This isContinue reading “You NEED A Business Plan”
  • InTune Mother School of Perinatal Health
    A Community-Based Approach to Holistic Birth Work Welcome! Thank you for your interest in supporting childbearing families in your community? My name is RaShaunda Lugrand and I am the Founder of The InTune Mother Society. We are a 501c3 Charitable Health Organization that provides innovative outreach and capacity-building programming to serve the Black and IndigenousContinue reading “InTune Mother School of Perinatal Health”
  • This Birth Work Ain’t Free
    Equitable community-based birth work is economic, historic, cultural, and social capital. It’s time to look within our own streams of TEKnology to create work that enables Black women to thrive. It’s time to build our PATHWAYS to improve the quality of care for our unborn children. This begins with healing justice and economic growth. ItContinue reading “This Birth Work Ain’t Free”

Healing Justice

Our Innovative Mission of Sustainable Familyhood

To help the childbearing community by providing the education, skills, and employment opportunities needed to thrive. This, gives society’s teens, women, and families the support and space to preserve their own reproductive well-being, grow their families in sustainable ways, care for the children they give birth to, and build equity for future generations by addressing the urgent need to uplift culturally relevant holistic family planning practices through birth work, healing justice, and workforce innovation.

What is Healing Justice?
Healing Justice is a non-exhaustive framework that uses processes to combat the exposure of trauma and abuse to the heart, body, and mind caused by oppressive attitudes and behaviors of unequal distribution of power.