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Fredrik Stillerud, a Norwegian-Swedish transman, standing outdoors. He is looking directly at the viewer and smiling happily. He is light-skinned with blue eyes and a ginger beard. He is wearing a white beanie with an indiscernible logo on it. He is wearing a collared light brown coat over a zipped-up blue jacket. A brick building can be seen in the background.

He is a QUEER DOULA

Interview
2022
Sweden (Sverige), Norway (Kongeriket Norge)
Oliver Jähnke, a Swedish trans guy, interviews Fredrik Stillerud, a Norwegian-Swedish transman, about his work as a fertility doula, a teacher, and an advocate. He also discusses his desire to carry a pregnancy, shares his thoughts on the healthcare system, and emphasises the importance of self-determination while pregnant.

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Available Summary:

Fredrik Stillerud is a transman who's working as a fertility doula, mainly for queer people. In this video he describes what a doula is, why it can be beneficial to hire a doula, what he likes about his job, and what he thinks can be done to make health care for pregnant people more inclusive and queer-friendly.

-Queers of the world, YouTube.

Entry last updated:

5 July 2026

An elderly trans man with a lined, weathered face. He is light-skinned with short, grey hair that has white streaks in it. He is wearing wire-rimmed glasses, a silver necklace, and a white singlet. He is looking into the distance with a neutral expression.

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