What’s a zine? What’s a doula?

The Doula Project is a volunteer-run, collectively led organization
of over seventy-five full-spectrum doulas. Our doulas have
backgrounds as social justice activists, teachers, childbirth
educators, birth doulas, social workers, writers, performers, and
reproductive health professionals. Since we were founded in
2007, we've supported hundreds of birth clients and over ten
thousand people through abortion and fetal loss.
Traditional doula services are often inaccessible to the people
who need them most: low-income people and people without
existing support structures. By partnering directly with healthcare
providers in New York City, we become part of the clinic structure
for both clients and healthcare service providers, seamlessly
integrating support into our clients' experiences regardless of the
outcome of their pregnancy. The Doula Project works to create a
society in which all pregnant people have access to the care and
support they need during their pregnancies and the ability to make
healthy decisions for themselves, whether they face birth,
miscarriage, stillbirth, fetal anomaly, or abortion.
Every zine sale helps The Doula Project provide free and sliding
scale copies of the zine to people having abortions. Zine sales
also support our work providing free full-spectrum care and
partnering with other organizations around the country to change
the landscape of reproductive rights, access, and support. The
Doula Project is a 501(c)3 charitable organization.
Find us online! Wholesale zine orders available.
facebook.com/DoulaProject
doulaproject.org
@TheDoulaProject
Please note that we are a small collective, and we cannot reply to
individual requests for abortion self-care advice online.
DIY Doula: Self-Care for Before, During, & After Your Abortion
First Edition Printed by the wonderful Eberhardt Press - Portland, OR
Cover Art by Mick Moran