Okunsola M. Amadou

Class 041: Education services, namely, providing courses, workshops, and mentorship programs in the field of midwifery, priestesshood, and holistic reproductive care

Class 016: Series of printed novels; Printed oracle cards; Series of printed non-fiction books in the field of folk midwifery history, spirituality, and ancestral birth traditions; Printed educational publications, namely, books, biographies, historical accounts, instructional guides, and companion books in the fields of folklore and cultural practices of Black midwives across the African diaspora; Printed educational materials in the field of divination, personal development, and cultural preservation of African and diaspora midwifery traditions; Printed guide books featuring historical and spiritual messages, affirmations, and wisdom from midwives of African and diaspora traditions to facilitate self-reflection, intuitive practice, and cultural storytelling

Class 041: Conducting of conferences in the field of African Indigenous and folk midwifery practices; Entertainment services, namely, providing video podcasts in the field of midwifery practices; Education services, namely, providing workshops, seminars, classes, and symposiums in the field of African Indigenous and folk midwifery practices; Providing training for certification in the field of African Indigenous and folk midwifery practices; Entertainment services, namely, providing podcasts in the field of Folk Midwifery and African Indigenous Midwifery practices; Publishing audio books in the field of Folk Midwifery and African Indigenous Midwifery practices; Editing of books; Providing educational information in the academic field of Folk Midwifery and African Indigenous Midwifery practices for the purpose of academic study; Open-access publishing services, namely, publication of electronic blog publications in the field of Folk Midwifery and African Indigenous Midwifery practices; Providing museum facilities; Organization of exhibitions for cultural or educational purposes; Educational services, namely, providing training of Birth Priestesses for certification in the field of African Indigenous Midwifery; Professional coaching services in the field of providing cultural initiations of African Indigenous Midwifery; Lending library services in the field of African Indigenous and Folk Midwifery; Education services, namely, providing workshops, seminars, classes, conferences, and symposiums in the field of religious education through the Ile Ase Omi Orun-House of Divine Waters and Sacred Birth temple under The Midwifery Folklorist; Publishing books in the field of Folk Midwifery and African Indigenous Midwifery practices; Publishing e-books in the field of Folk Midwifery and African Indigenous Midwifery practices; Open-access publishing services, namely, publication of electronic video podcasts, audio podcasts, and documentaries in the field of African Indigenous and Folk Midwifery practices; Organizing exhibitions for cultural archives and cultural preservation in the field of African Indigenous and Folk Midwifery practices; Educational services, namely, conducting on-line exhibitions and displays and interactive exhibits in the field of preservation, documentation, and public engagement with African Indigenous and Folk Midwifery practices; Research library services; Providing on-line training in-person and online courses, workshops, instructional materials, and mentorship programs in the field of non-medical, holistic, ancestral birth support methods, and traditional midwifery practices in modern maternal health systems