Community – Community-Based Workforce Innovation Program

The 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 BlackContinue reading “The InTune Mother School of Perinatal Health”

Welcome To The Beehive!

Where Sustainability Meets Holistic Family Planning The goal of Beehive Birth Consulting is to provide boutique style Holistic Family Planning services. We seek to assist families in achieving the number of children desired, birthing those babies conceived without trauma or harm, practicing appropriate child spacing and timing to ensure optimal healing, growth, and development ofContinue reading “Welcome To The Beehive!”

Work Less Live More

Now, I love an assertive person. Someone who likes to get the job done, and done right. But the idea that you have to work hard to get this done is more damaging than helpful- especially in the field of birth work. Okay, now don’t go get all worked up. It’s just not me. ScienceContinue reading “Work Less Live More”

2018 Culture Keeping At The TIM Center

HAPPY 2018!!! This year we did a lot at The TIM Center. Our goal was to present our body of work and our purpose to the community in a way that they could understand. Our vision is clear. To serve the underserved and under informed childbearing community– beginning with the African American/Black population. We choseContinue reading “2018 Culture Keeping At The TIM Center”

The Status of Black Women in America

As a Black/African American woman, with too many names to classify over time– I have finally come to grips with a conclusion as to why we are working so hard, but the hard work is not payin off. I wanted to write this really to the point blog post about it, yet it was muchContinue reading “The Status of Black Women in America”