I recently completed the Loving, Dying and Letting Go workshop offered by the Institute for the Study of Birth, Breath and Death. I first signed up for this course and read the required reading prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, and then, the world changed. I felt too depressed for a few months to continue studying these topics. In June, when I regained some sense of (new) normalcy, I felt ready to further my learning in this area. I felt like the pandemic had offered a whole ne

Reclaiming language and reclaiming birth are intimately connected, but how can I work toward reclamation of language within my birth work?

How accessible is home birth without a home? Is home birth accessible to Indigenous and Black people if housing isn't?

When did you first learn about residential schools? I was 12. I was working in my band office, and an Elder came in and shared his story.

A list of helpful affirmations for your birth and beyond.

Birth is an ancient ceremony gifted to us by our ancestors. Birth is a sacred journey that takes us to new depths. Birth is sacred.