Doing Right at Birth
Reducing stigma and improving recovery through professional education around child welfare reporting
Doing Right at Birth is a self-paced course for healthcare providers with the goal of ensuring that the child welfare reporting of birthing people is evidence-informed, ethical, anti-racist, and meeting (but not exceeding) state legal requirements.
Doing Right at Birth features the following videos:
- Introduction, Level Setting, and Roadmap
- Substance Use: Stigma, Treatment, and Recovery
- What do pregnant women and other birthing people, their families, & communities really need?
- Discrimination and the History of Family Separation in the US
- Mandated Reporting: Federal and State Legal Requirements
- Child Welfare Report and Consequence
- Strategies for Interrupting the Test & Report Chain
For more information, or to access the courses, visit Innovation in Education in Reproductive Health. For questions, please contact Mishka Terplan at mterplan@friendsresearch.org.
Doing Right at Birth is a project of Friends Research Institute and the University of California San Francisco.
