Join us for an interactive and engaging workshop with community birth worker and birth sovereignty activist Piper Lovemore. Piper’s work explores the parallels between contemporary birthing contexts and practices, and global reclamation’s of personal and community sovereignty. Learn how the deepening of both empathy & empowerment available thru the birth transition fortifies the resilience potential of family, community and culture, and why protecting this potential must be a priority.

Workshop facilitator: Piper Lovemore

Piper Lovemore is a community birth worker whose work includes birth education, doula support, and midwifery. She is a certified Childbirth Educator, Lamaze instructor, Doula, and Placenta Encapsulation Specialist, and a passionate birth activist. With Chalé Alexis, Piper is the host of Decolonized Parenting, a podcast that explores shifting consciousness around parenting practices and principles to reimagine a decolonized life. Piper and her partner Chaz are parents to a squad of six—soon to be seven!—who reside on the west side of O‘ahu.