08/28/2026
We are so grateful to have Joslyn as part of The Cause Conduit team.
Joslyn brings a powerful combination of compassion, strategy, lived experience, and community-centered insight to the work we do. Her diverse skill set and perspective strengthen how we show up for organizations, families, and leaders who are working to create meaningful change.
What makes Joslyn so special is not just what she contributes to The Cause Conduit, but the way she continues to pour into the broader community through her work as a birth worker, educator, advocate, and trusted support system for families.
We are proud of the care, leadership, and purpose she brings to every space she enters. Joslyn represents so much of what we value: collaborative partnership, mission-driven impact, and a deep commitment to walking alongside people with integrity and support.
Please join us in celebrating Joslyn Cunningham and all the beautiful work she continues to do in our community. We see you, we appreciate you, and we are blessed to have you on the team.
👏🏾👏🏾May I have your attention !! Today IBBC would like to Spotlight another gem in our community. Please join me in celebrating our Sis Ms Joslyn Cunningham beside being a wonderful mom of three beautiful girls she is a great Birth worker!! We Love you Sis and thank you for EVERYTHING You Do for our community. WE see you Sis!
What inspired you to become a birth worker?
I was inspired to become a birth worker because of my own experience during childbirth. I knew the physical changes but I wasn't fully prepared for the emotional changes and how those changes would impact my parenting style. So, I became a birth worker to educate and prepare families in my community, knowing that they will be loved, supported, and prepared for what's next.
What is your favorite fact about breastfeeding/chestfeeding?
Parents who breastfeed/chestfeed have a reduced chance of developing postpartum depression.
What's a helpful tip for breastfeeding/chestfeeding families?
Find your community! When feeding is done in isolation, you are less likely to initiate and be consistent. Being connected to others who chestfeed and building your village will allow you to have a more supportive experience. Find a support group and get a friend who can walk alongside you!
Joslyn D. Cunningham, PMH-C
The Blissful Doula
(she/her/hers)
Founder, CEO, Doula and Reproductive Educator
Blissful Birthing Doula Services LLC
Blissful Solutions Consulting