Expanding access to doulas is proving to be a critical tool in reducing maternal mortality, especially in communities facing racial disparities. In Guam, the Guahan Doula Project allocated $400,000 to train new doulas, while programs across the U.S. are equipping Black fathers and community leaders with doula-level skills. With Black women in the U.S. experiencing maternal mortality rates more than three times higher than white women, culturally competent doula programs are helping close these dangerous gaps through continuous care, advocacy, and education.

Picking a surrogacy journey can feel overwhelming, but understanding the process, costs, and agency support makes it manageable. From choosing the right surrogate to creating an intended parent profile. With the help of, ACRC Global, here is a quick quide for families with transparent pricing, expert care, and ongoing support, ensuring a safe and fulfilling path to parenthood.