Oshun Griot | Infertility Support for People of Color

No one should navigate infertility alone.

Peer matching reviewed by therapists, providers of color state by state, and rooms where nobody has to explain themselves.

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Oshun Match

A peer at your stage, cleared by a licensed therapist before you meet. Private from your clinic, free during the pilot.

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Fertility doctors, therapists, doulas, and midwives of color by state, with the support groups that meet every week.

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Come sit with us

Gatherings, Holiday Healing in the hardest weeks of the year, and screenings with the people who made the film.

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“Oshun Griot makes me feel seen. The step-by-step guides and the doctor directory give me a roadmap, and the mental health and culturally relevant content help me process what I’m feeling. Finally, information about the fertility journey centered on my experience as a woman of color.”
Y. Kim

Stories that make the invisible visible

Fertility Noir, forthcoming from Penguin Random House. Letting Go, made with Morehouse School of Medicine. Infertile Ground, in development for public television. And Season of Survival, every month.

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Season of Survival

A monthly letter about fertility, identity, and what it takes to survive the journey, with stories, cultural commentary, and the conversations we’re still not having.

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