Support Circles

  • Survivor Support Circle for Midwives

    This is a private, survivor-led support circle for midwives and student midwives who have experienced intimate partner violence—past or present.

    We know what it means to hold others through trauma while quietly surviving our own. This group offers a confidential, judgment-free space to process, connect, and heal alongside others who understand the weight of both caregiving and surviving. You are not alone here.

  • Support Circle for Systems Responders

    This confidential circle is for survivors who work inside systems, child welfare, healthcare, advocacy, public health, education, or law enforcement, and are carrying the quiet weight of that.

    This space is not about blame. It’s about holding complexity. About recognizing how systems shape what’s possible, and what’s not.

    Together, we will make room for grief, anger, tenderness, and the honest questions that don’t always have clean answers.

  • Clinical Midwifery Peer Review Space

    A confidential, supportive space for midwives to bring client cases involving intimate partner violence, trauma, or safety concerns.

    This peer review circle offers space to reflect on complex cases, consult with others, and explore care decisions through a survivor-centered, trauma-informed lens. Together, we’ll hold space for clinical nuance, systems navigation, and the emotional weight of this work—without judgment.

    Open to practicing midwives in any setting. Participation is confidential and grounded in respect, reflection, and shared learning.

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Tools, guides, and survivor-centered materials to support healing, accountability, and systems change.

This space is designed for those working at the intersection of maternal health, domestic violence, and systemic response—whether you're an advocate, provider, policy leader, or community organizer. Every resource here is grounded in trauma-informed, survivor-led principles and aims to disrupt harm while building pathways to safety and dignity.

You’ll find frameworks, toolkits, articles, and curated materials that reflect both the lived realities of pregnant and birthing survivors and the strategies that support sustainable, collaborative change.