Beth Murch

Beth Murch, also known as Mama B, is an exceptional full-spectrum birth worker, reproductive justice activist, and public educator. With a deep commitment to social justice and trauma-informed perinatal care, Beth tirelessly assists marginalized communities in accessing the care they deserve. She understands the unique challenges faced by individuals who require sensitive reproductive care, such as new immigrants, refugees, undocumented citizens, and those in need of culturally sensitive support. Beth's expertise extends to substance use and recovery, criminal and civil legal proceedings, trauma from various sources, racism, sizism, ageism, accessibility issues, LGBTQ2+ community members, food insecurity, poverty, and isolation. Throughout her impressive thirteen-year career, Beth has provided a vast array of services aimed at promoting self-advocacy and bodily autonomy. From public education through lectures and workshops to comprehensive prenatal and postpartum support, she leaves no stone unturned in ensuring the well-being of her clients. Despite the high demand for her services, financial limitations prevent many individuals from accessing them. That's why Beth has started a Patreon campaign to fund educational opportunities that will benefit both herself and the populations she serves. By contributing to her campaign, you can help Beth acquire the skills necessary to bring top-notch care to society's most vulnerable people. She firmly believes that continuous education is essential to being the best birth worker, educator, and ally possible. Join Beth on this transformative journey towards empowering others to experience positive and affirming perinatal care. Together, we can make a difference in the lives of those who need it most.