Meet the Team
We hope to meet you soon and hear about the ways that we can serve you.
Executive Director/Certfied Nurse Midwife
Dr. Michelle Drew, DNP, MPH, CNM, FNPc
Teresa Muhammad is a Traditional Doula who is committed to connecting black and indigenous families to the roots of our cultures and traditions and supporting families in a compassionate way from birth to the end of life.
As co-founder of Black & Indigenous Birthworkers of Delaware beyond her self-study, Teresa Muhammad has been professionally trained in several areas. As a certified Maternal Health Consultant, Community Health Worker, Master Gardener, Ethnobotanist, PAIL Advocate (Pregnancy And Infancy Loss), and Diaspora Death Doula, Teresa is currently in pursuit of various educational endeavors that will directly aid in her support of the underserved communities she serves.
Teresa is also the visionary and creator of The Womb Centre, a self-care healing space that provides traditional and natural modalities of care in an environment that supports mental health wellness.
Doula Co;Lead/ Lead Childbirth Educator
Janay Muhammad, CD, Midwifery Apprentice
Teresa Muhammad is a Traditional Doula who is committed to connecting black and indigenous families to the roots of our cultures and traditions and supporting families in a compassionate way from birth to the end of life.
As co-founder of Black & Indigenous Birthworkers of Delaware beyond her self-study, Teresa Muhammad has been professionally trained in several areas. As a certified Maternal Health Consultant, Community Health Worker, Master Gardener, Ethnobotanist, PAIL Advocate (Pregnancy And Infancy Loss), and Diaspora Death Doula, Teresa is currently in pursuit of various educational endeavors that will directly aid in her support of the underserved communities she serves.
Teresa is also the visionary and creator of The Womb Centre, a self-care healing space that provides traditional and natural modalities of care in an environment that supports mental health wellness.
Doula, Doula Program Coordinator
Teresa Muhammad
Teresa Muhammad is a Traditional Doula who is committed to connecting black and indigenous families to the roots of our cultures and traditions and supporting families in a compassionate way from birth to the end of life.
As co-founder of Black & Indigenous Birthworkers of Delaware beyond her self-study, Teresa Muhammad has been professionally trained in several areas. As a certified Maternal Health Consultant, Community Health Worker, Master Gardener, Ethnobotanist, PAIL Advocate (Pregnancy And Infancy Loss), and Diaspora Death Doula, Teresa is currently in pursuit of various educational endeavors that will directly aid in her support of the underserved communities she serves.
Teresa is also the visionary and creator of The Womb Centre, a self-care healing space that provides traditional and natural modalities of care in an environment that supports mental health wellness.
ABOUT US
Turning Frustration Into Action
Black communities have always known what the country has only recently discovered, that too many Black mamas and Black babies are dying in America. Ubuntu Black Family Wellness Collective emerged out of a pursuit to challenge and push back on the blaming narrative that says that the Black mama is to blame. We didn't create racism, we've been its victim. So how can we be blamed when the system that was set up to oppress us works exactly as it's planned?
Established in 2019, we’re an organization driven by progressive Black feminist ideas, bold actions, and a strong foundation of interconnectedness. Contact us to learn more and get involved.
