The Minnesota Prison Doula Project, run by the Ostara Initiative, provides pregnancy and parenting support to incarcerated people, including birth support from trained doulas and group and individual education. It serves people in Minnesota's only women's state prison and in county correctional facilities, offers one-hour parent-child contact visits inside facilities, and runs a weekly Pregnancy & Beyond group.
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