Founder & Chief Encouragement Officer

Tutum Global Childlessness Alliance was born out of Founder Jobi Tyson's passion to help involuntarily childless women cope with childlessness. She is a wellness practitioner certified in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and a sociocultural researcher focused on the impact of women’s reproductive health, female childlessness, and infertility trauma. She has worked with top research institutions, organizations, and corporations on social stigmatization, marginalized segments, women’s health, and medical definitions. Through this platform, she strives to bring purpose, heart and levity to difficult and uncomfortable conversations and taboo subjects. Tutum Global Childlessness Alliance seeks to cultivate the kind of mental wellness culture that Jobi craved when she was severely depressed throughout her 20-year unexplained infertility journey, in which she researched the root causes of her infertility being endometriosis and adenomyosis, which ultimately led to a hysterectomy. 

Tutum Global Childlessness Alliance’s CNBC Wellness Collaborative uses our platform to provide therapy, wellness resources and coping mechanisms that may otherwise be out of reach for childless not by choice women who cannot find affirming mental wellness services and workshops from childless female practitioners.