Just posting a little update on the project...
We are working on the outline for the film. If you want to be a part of it, please contact us! We will send you submission guidelines.
If you want to share a written account about how homebirth has affected you and your family, please check out the submission form on the bottom of the page located at http://organic-birth.com/project_homebirth.html. Some written material will be used in the film and the rest will be published in the companion book for Project Homebirth. We believe everyone's voice should be heard.
With only 1-2% of American births occurring at home, every voice is important. This is an option that should be accessible to anyone, not just a few. Join the movement.
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
Project Homebirth Update
Posted by Toni at 10:28 PM 0 comments
Labels: book, film, organic birth, project homebirth
Sunday, April 26, 2009
Looking for Participants!
Ever want to be in a movie? Now is your chance! Send us a short video or audio clip of you talking about your homebirth, why you chose to birth at home, or how it made an impact on your family. :) We want YOUR voice to be heard!
We will have a short release for you to sign, and your recording may be used for promotional needs as well as in the film. We want to create a montage of voices speaking out for homebirth.
The AMA issued a statement last year against homebirth as a safe option for women and babies. ACOG has long been against homebirth. They would love for the only choice for birthing women to be the hospitals and affiliated birth centers, with their climbing cesarean rates. At this point in the United States, a woman walking into a hospital to give birth as a one in three chance of having her baby surgically. At some hospitals it is a one in two chance.
The latest homebirth study shows how safe homebirth is in most cases. Please join us in showing the world (especially the United States and Australia... the rest of the world seems to get it for the most part) how safe and beautiful homebirth can be.
Join Project Homebirth!
Posted by Toni at 12:33 PM 0 comments
Labels: cesarean, film, homebirth, hospital, project homebirth, video
