Episode 1: What is person-centered care anyway?

In Episode 1 of Support Unseen, Bri Goode is joined by Elena Colón (she/her) of Luz de Atabey Midwifery Project (LAMP), a free community reproductive health clinic in Austin, Texas. She is a queer boricua (puertorriqueña) single mami, student midwife, community health worker, full spectrum birth companion (doula) and herbalist. She has a background in birth and reproductive justice work, community organizing, and medical case management. Together, they explore what unbiased, radical, and holistic person-centered care looks like and explain the various ways that people are giving and receiving that care. 

Episode resources and social media handles:

Learn about LAMP: https://www.lampatx.org/

Follow LAMP on Social Media 

• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lampatx/
• Instagram: @lampatx

LAMP is an accredited Easy Access Clinic in partnership with Commonsense Childbirth Inc. and a part of the National Perinatal Task Force

• • https://commonsensechildbirth.org/ 
  • https://perinataltaskforce.com/

Abortion support resources in Texas 

• Jane's Due Process
• Lilith Fund fund abortions out of state
• TEA Texas Equal Access Fund - Dallas
• Buckle Bunnies
• Red state access
• San Marcos Abortion Activists
• Bridge Collective
• South Texans for RJ cover all valley repro support
• Fund Texas Choice covers travel, lodging out of state
• Suenos sin fronteras is a San Antonio collective for repro and immigrant justice

Follow All-Options on Social Media:

• All-Options Facebook https://www.facebook.com/AllOptionsNatl
• Instagram:  @alloptionsnatl
• X (formerly known as Twitter): @AllOptionsNatl

Follow Ibis Reproductive Health on Social Media:

• Ibis Facebook  https://www.facebook.com/IbisReproductiveHealth
• X (formerly known as Twitter): @IbisRH
• LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/ibis-reproductive-health

Music by Blue Dot Sessions.

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