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Get Involved

Become a Board Member

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Serving on the working board of a non-profit can be a very rewarding experience and we encourage all of our members to thoughtfully consider joining our governance team. NEDA is a relatively new organization in an emerging field, and we have some exciting and ground-breaking work to do. We are looking for a wide variety of skills--from strategic planning; events and sponsorships; membership development, educational programming;  diversity, equity and inclusion, and justice; to social media, PR & communications; and much more.

While you do not need to be an actively practicing end-of-life doula to apply, you must be a current NEDA member. We are especially looking for those who can devote time and effort to growing and sustaining this fast-growing organization in ways that benefit all involved. We seek individuals that want to be part of an active, engaged team that works hard and loves doing so. Board members are expected to attend all meetings and regularly do work on their own in between meeting times. All meetings take place on-line in our Zoom.us virtual meeting room.

The National End-of-Life Doula Alliance welcomes board members from diverse backgrounds who are interested in furthering the NEDA mission. Our open application process runs from July 15 - August 15 when we replenish the board for the coming year. 

Become a Volunteer

The Board of Directors welcomes volunteers who are current members of NEDA willing and able to serve on a committee(s). Please contact the appropriate committee chairperson below to express your interest and also complete the NEDA Volunteer Form.

Diversity and Inclusion Committee
Co-Chairs: Alvin Harmon II and Cole Smith 

Integrated Communications Committee
Chair: Karen Reppen


Membership Engagement Committee
Chair: Michelle Thornhill and Joan Bretthauer

Strategic Planning Committee
Chair: Ashley Johnson

Webinar & Events Committee
Chair: open

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ABOUT
NEDA
Mission
Scope
​​Codes

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MEMBERSHIP
Become a Member
Membership
DIRECTORIES
Friends
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​Members  A - Z
Doulas A-M
Doulas N-Z
​International
Trainers
Corps & Orgs
CREDENTIALS
Core Competencies
​Proficiency Badge
Study Guide
Certification
RESOURCES
After Death Care
Articles
Newsletters
Books
Tips
EVENTS
Doulapalooza
Webinars
NATIONAL END-OF-LIFE DOULA ALLIANCE (NEDA)
PO BOX 456
HOLDERNESS NH 03245


NEDA is a nonprofit 501c6 membership organization dedicated to supporting end-of-life doulas and the families they serve. Content on this website is for informational purposes only and is not offered as legal advice.
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  • Home
  • About
    • Who We Are >
      • Our Mission
      • Scope of Practice
      • Code of Ethics >
        • Research Best Practices
      • The Doula Model of Care
    • Board of Directors
    • Anti-Racism and Inclusivity Statements
    • 2021 - 2024 Strategic Plan
    • Q&A
  • Directories
    • Members by Name
    • Doulas by State A - M
    • Doulas by State N - Z
    • Doulas International
    • Trainer Directory >
      • 2019 Trainer Survey Results
    • Friends of NEDA Directory
    • Corporations & Organizations Directory
    • Tips for Choosing an EOLD
    • Suggestions for Selecting an EOLD Training
  • Membership
    • Membership Applications
    • Who Are Our Members?
    • Get Involved
  • Credentials
    • Certification
    • EOL Doula Core Competencies >
      • EOL Doula Proficiency Badge
      • NEDA EOLD Study Guide
      • Selected Medicare CoPs
      • Sample Patient Bill of Rights
    • After-Death Care Educator Core Competencies >
      • NEDA ADCE Proficiency Badge
      • NEDA ADCE Study Guide
      • NEDA ADCE Code of Ethics
  • Resources
    • Learn More About EOLDs
    • Doulas and After Death Care
    • Newsletters
    • Doulas in the News
    • EOLD Books
    • Children's Books
    • NEDA Tips and Guidelines >
      • Regional Groups Guidelines
      • Suggestions for Choosing an EOLD Training
      • Tips for Choosing an EOLD
      • Marketing EOLD 101
      • Embodied End-of-Life- Care
    • Tools of the Trade
  • Events
    • Doulapalooza 2023
    • All Events
    • Webinars
  • Contact