Shades of Divinity

07/25/2026

Cradle & Kin is more than a maternal health clinic. It’s a space where BIPOC individuals and families can receive care that feels safe, affirming, and rooted in community.

That kind of care takes all of us.

Whether you’re a licensed provider, a student, or someone who simply wants to show up for your community, we’d love to have you join our village.

We’re looking for:
✨ Clinical & Health Professionals
✨ Registration & Intake Support
✨ Resource Navigators
✨ Childcare & Family Support
✨ Hospitality & Event Support
✨ Media & Photography
✨ And more!

📲 Scan the QR code or hit the link in our bio to sign up. If you can’t volunteer, share this post. Someone in your village might be exactly who we’re looking for.

07/22/2026

Now that you’ve saved the date… here’s how you can be part of it.

We’re looking for nurses, nurse practitioners, midwives, doulas, and birth worker organizations to help make Cradle & Kin a success.

Services will include:
✨ Pregnancy testing
✨ Prenatal & postpartum care
✨ Nurse Midwife & OB-GYN support
✨ Lactation support
✨ Doula services
✨ Prenatal massage
✨ Vaccinations & STI screenings

Scan the QR code or click the link in our bio to register or volunteer. Help us spread the word, every share helps us reach another family who deserves this care.

07/21/2026

📣 Save the date!

We’re so excited to introduce Cradle & Kin: Maternal Pop-Up Clinic—a new community event bringing together culturally affirming maternal health care, resources, and support for BIPOC individuals and families for FREE.

This is a For Us By Us event.

No copay. No side eye. No explaining yourself twice.

Nobody rushing you. Nobody doubting you. Nobody making you prove you belong in the room. You already belong, and we are here for you!

So scan the QR code or hit the link below and spread the word!

https://www.shadesofdivinity.org/communityevents

Presented by Shades of Divinity in partnership with Therapy Fund Foundation and Abundance Health, LLC .

Get the care you deserve—no insurance, no appointment needed. Join us at the Eastside Community Center on November 7th for a free, BIPOC-led pop-up clinic offering maternal and child health services, support, and resources in a welcoming space. Come as you are—your community is here for you.

05/24/2026

There’s something really special about being in a room with people who care deeply about Reproductive Justice. We spent the afternoon eating, laughing, reflecting, sharing stories, and talking about the kind of community we want to build together through Shades of Divinity.

Grateful for a team that shows up authentically and brings their full selves into this work. This is only the beginning! ✨

04/27/2026

Meet the team behind our lactation work!

M’Nya is supporting work that sits at the intersection of research, design, and maternal health—and bringing a perspective that really centers community in how solutions are built.

This work is about more than access. It’s about making sure families have the knowledge, support, and resources they need in ways that actually feel aligned and affirming.

04/27/2026

Meet the team behind our Maternal Mobile Clinic work!

This one feels special. We’re building something that’s really about showing up for our community in a way that actually feels aligned and accessible.

Brought in folks who are not just skilled, but who genuinely care about the work and the people we serve.

I’m excited for what we’re about to do with this.

04/27/2026

Meet the team behind our Perinatal Protocol work!

This work is personal. We’re building something that pushes back on the harm people experience in care and centers what should’ve been there all along—respect, listening, and accountability.

Really proud of the people behind this and the intention they’re bringing to it.

We’re not just creating a tool. We’re shifting something!

04/17/2026

We need your support 📣

We’re currently collecting nominations for BECU’s People Helping People Awards under the Preserving Health & Promoting Wellness category, and this is a big opportunity for our community.

If you have a BECU account, it takes just a few minutes to nominate Shades of Divinity.

This work has always been rooted in community. From distributing diapers and baby supplies, to providing scholarships, to creating spaces for healing and education. We’ve built this with passion, not resources.

We do a lot with little. And with your support, we can do even more.

🗓 Deadline: April 28 at 11:59 PM
📲 Scan the QR code or visit BECU to nominate

If you’re able, please share this with your networks—that’s how we grow.

Thank you for continuing to show up for us 💫

03/01/2026

We’re hiring ✨

Shades of Divinity is growing — and we’re looking for leaders who believe in culturally centered, community-rooted maternal health care.

We’re hiring for:

• Maternal Health Clinic Program Manager
• Maternal Health Clinic Project Coordinator

🗓 Term: April 2026 – March 2027
📍 Primarily Remote
📍 Supporting two maternal health community pop-up clinics in Pierce & South King Counties

This is an opportunity to be part of an innovative maternal health project designed to expand access, center culture, and bring care directly into our communities.

If you’re passionate about reproductive justice, advancing health equity, and serving Black, Native, and other BIPOC birthing folx — this is your chance to help build something transformative with us.

Scan the QR code or click the link below!

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeqtdx-gLxnYJ0FaQ8j7VJU910Ke2HYlMxi9UJVQ8mt23b9ZQ/viewform?usp=header

Share with someone who should be in this room.

01/10/2026

We are still celebrating our scholarship recipients!

Join us in congratulating La-Kiesha Hobbs, a 2nd-year student midwife at Bastyr University whose passion for birth equity and culturally affirming care inspires everything we do. We are honored to support your journey, La-Kiesha!