- Join our team! Community Researcher opportunity
Based in Southern California, The Community Researcher for this project will be an individual with experience working for organization(s) serving black birthing people and families and will help to engage individuals with lived experience of infant mortality and morbidity as well as community-based stakeholders that work directly with the population.
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- Call for Applications: Community Power-Building for Birth Justice Steering Committee
To meet these goals, SisterSong is opening applications for a Steering Committee to guide the Community Power-Building for Birth Justice program’s work. The Steering Committee will consist of 12 BIPOC across the following communities, Indigenous, Native, Black, Latinx, Asian, and Pacific Islander, that are knowledgeable about or have experience working on birth and parenting justice.
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- Oakland BIPOC parents, earn $50 to share your experiences about your financial support while pregnant.
Join our Benioff Community Innovator Oakland Listening Circles and share your experiences with financial support while pregnant and birthing during a zoom session. We are providing a $50 gift card for participation and the listening session will take place on Zoom.
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- Black NICU parents, earn $75 and share your breastfeeding, chestfeeding, and lactation experiences.
Do you identify as Black/African American and currently have an infant(s) in the NICU or recently had an infant(s) in the NICU? Do you want to share your breastfeeding, chest feeding, and lactation experiences in the NICU? Please consider joining our Black-led NICU Research Study.
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- Prenatal providers and Black parents, earn up to $105 to share your perceptions on pregnancy supplements including aspirin.
The Pregnancy, Race, and Aspirin - eXploration of Individuals’ Stances (PRAXIS) Study is using online surveys and virtual interviews to learn about knowledge of and perspectives toward aspirin and other medication and supplement use in pregnancy among prenatal care providers and Black women and birthing persons. Please consider joining our Black-led research study.
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- Pregnant women and birthing people, earn up to $550 to share your pregnancy experiences during the pandemic.
The HOPE COVID-19 Study is looking at how the virus that causes COVID-19 and factors associated with the pandemic like stress and social distancing might affect a woman or birthing person's risk for certain kinds of adverse pregnancy outcomes, like preterm birth and preeclampsia, as well as newborn and infant health.
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- Lives in the Balance: Equity in COVID-19 Recovery - May 17 –18
The Summit builds on previous Lives in the Balance summits, which revealed the urgent needs of women, children and adolescents during COVID-19, and enabled coordinated action by partners and governments to help meet those needs.
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The association between preterm birth and postpartum mental health care utilization among California birthing people Lucia M Calthorpe, Rebecca J Baer, Brittany D Chambers, Martina A Steurer, Maureen T Shannon, Scott P Oltman, Kayla L Karvonen, Elizabeth E Rogers, Larry I Rand, Laura L Jelliffe-Pawlowski, Matthew S Pantell.
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