Update on the Colorado Birth Center Rulemaking Process
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This post is an update to the previous one calling for birth center consumers past, present and future to get involved! We hope you will join us on July 19, 2017!
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Circling back to Ina May and the conference in Texas
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Heather's thoughts: What can white women learn from Ina May about racism and birth outcomes, our relationship to our heroes, and actively disrupting white supremacy?
Read MoreWorking Ecologically
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The dynamic tension of working ecologically helps us hold each other accountable, helps ensure that many different people have access to power, and helps prevent one person or group from growing too big.
Read MoreMy Gender-Neutral Language Experiment
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What happens when a birth educator queries families about their experience of listening to her presentations using gender-neutral language? The results may surprise you!
Read MoreWho is a Parent Under Colorado Law?
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This post provides an overview of how Colorado law figures out who a "legal" parent is.
Read MoreBirth Center Consumers past, present and future: We need you!
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Want to be involved in the final push to expand and revise the Colorado Birth Center regulations? This post gives you all the information you need to know and a chance to sign up to stay informed. Join us to improve maternity care in Colorado!
Read MoreDeconstructing my White Ladyness
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Books that have helped me in my journey to understand being white and woman. (Not pictured because I can't keep a copy around, Killing the Black Body by Dorothy Roberts).
Read MoreThe Politics of Defining Gender and Sex
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Drawing from several sources, including "Hermaphrodites and the Medical Invention of Sex," this blog post addresses "the medical invention of sex" and why we should fight to define our diversity for ourselves.
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Colorado Laws Related to Pregnancy and Substance Use
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This post provides an overview of the laws that come into play for pregnant and postpartum people using substances, including legal and illegal drugs and alcohol.
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