Transform systems by centering survivors in pregnancy, birth, and early parenting.

Training, workshops, and systems consultation that turn values into coordinated, consent‑forward practice, built on the S.T.A.R.S. Framework (Survivor‑Centered, Trauma‑Informed, Advocacy‑Focused, Response‑Coordinated, Data‑Synchronization).

Who we work with: clinics and hospitals, CCR teams, public health agencies, advocacy orgs, legal/behavioral health partners, housing & community providers.

Ready to start? Book a 30‑minute discovery call, and we’ll tailor a plan to your goals.

  • Keynotes & Webinars

    60 - 90 minute background and strategy alignment on survivor‑centered, trauma‑informed practice for perinatal teams and partners.

  • 1–2 Day Immersive Workshop

    Bring your team together for a full, hands‑on training that turns survivor‑centered values into daily practice. We build skills you’ll use the same week, consent‑forward conversations, warm handoffs, and privacy‑protective documentation—tailored to your roles and workflows.
    Available as 1‑day or 2‑day intensives in-person or virtual.

  • Virtual Training Series

    A paced series that blends teaching, practice, and accountability between sessions. Your cohort will apply tools in real time. Shared language, role clarity, documentation guardrails, and come back each session to deepen skills and troubleshoot together.

    Ideal for multi‑site teams or phased rollout.

  • Whole‑System Activation (S.T.A.R.S.)

    Discovery → Co‑Design → Delivery → Sustainment

    A coordinated rollout across all partners. We co‑design with survivors, calibrate leadership goals to front‑line realities, and deliver comprehensive training with warm handoffs, privacy‑protective documentation guardrails, and shared language.

    The result: durable CCR alignment and lower organizational risk.

    Includes protocol & policy review, metrics, and sustainment coaching.

Ready to Collaborate?

Outcomes you can expect

  • Deeper empathy and shared understanding of the complexities of maternal exposure to violence, including the systemic barriers survivors face during pregnancy, birth, and early parenting.

  • Actionable, survivor‑led, trauma‑informed strategies your team can use right away, clear consent‑forward conversation scripts, choice‑based safety options, and non‑coercive response practices that fit real‑world encounters.

  • Responder sustainability supports (skills, pacing, reflection tools) that reduce moral distress and help teams stay present and effective.

“This presentation encouraged me to see the value in collaborating with other disciplines to help achieve the care and safety goals of survivors and those at risk of IPV or DV, even in advance of needing to address such needs.”

-Gold Midwifery Conference Participant

 Survivor-Led Change | Systems consultation & training grounded in the S.T.A.R.S. Framework. We are not a direct crisis service.

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More resources: LGBT National Help Center, Ujima - The National Center on Violence Against Women in the Black Community (resources & TA), NIWAP - National Immigrant Women’s Advocacy Project (legal & benefits resources).

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