News & Updates
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Wellness Wednesdays: Culturally Grounded Rest and Communal Healing at Ttáwax̲t Birth Justice Center
Rooted in Community Care, Guided by Collective Healing At Ttáwax̲t Birth Justice Center, our mission is to reduce infant and maternal mortality by nurturing a healthy birthing community grounded in Indigenous ancestral knowledge. We envision maintaining a healthy Indigenous way of life that strengthens kinship relations for generations to come. We honor each person by…
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Ttáwax̲t’s Lúlu Lounge: A Safe, Supportive Space for Every Lactation and Feeding Journey
Ttáwax̲t Birth Justice Center is thrilled to introduce our Lúlu Lounge, a lactation drop-in space for Ttáwax̲t clients and families. Guided by certified Indigenous Lactation Counselors, this initiative advances Ttáwax̲t’s mission, vision, and values to improve Indigenous maternal and infant health outcomes while strengthening kinship relations across generations. Grounded in Indigenous ancestral knowledge and traditional…
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We Have Moved: Planting New Roots at 3630 Progressive Road
Ttáwax̲t Birth Justice Center has moved! You can now find us in our new home at 3630 Progressive Road. We are blessed to have found a beautiful new location where we can continue to expand and deepen our support for the families we serve. Today, our hearts reflect the joy of honoring our beginnings and…
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Funder Highlight: A Heartfelt Thank You to the John and Wauna Harman Legacy Fund
We are thrilled to announce that Ttáwax̲t Birth Justice Center has received a generous $20,000 grant from the John and Wauna Harman Legacy Fund at the Yakima Valley Community Foundation! This funding provides the flexibility to address the evolving needs of our families and ensures our mission continues to expand. We honor John “Jack” and…
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Big Changes, Same Heart: an Update from Ttáwax̲t
Ttáwax̲t Birth Justice Center is evolving! We are currently undergoing a period of growth and reflection to realign our team and enhance how we serve our community. But don’t worry, we’re still here for you! Our commitment to the community and to growing healthy Indigenous families hasn’t changed. We look forward to keeping you updated…
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The Sacred Bloom: Behind our Rebrand
Ttáwax̲t was formed in 2012 to create a sanctuary where Indigenous mothers could find support and connect with culture, community, and vital resources. Through this circle of care our founders directly confronted systemic injustices to help mothers and babies thrive. This work remains an urgent priority today, as maternal and infant mortality rates within our…
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Funder Highlight: Strengthening Our Community with the Pacific Power Foundation
In January, our community received a blessing that provided a truly great start to the year. Ttáwax̲t was awarded a $25,000 grant from the Pacific Power Foundation, setting a powerful, hopeful tone for 2026. This contribution has been dedicated to our general operations fund, which serves as the core foundation of our center. This fund…
