There are no prerequisites to enroll in this course. You do not need to be a doula or have any specific background experience. This course does not result in certification.
This masterclass is one of seven lessons (four core classes, two masterclasses, and one bonus masterclass in the bundle only) that make up our Prerecorded Queer & Trans Reproductive Support CE Complete Course Bundle. We offer our CE courses with the option of purchasing select lessons, or the entire course, as a way to increase the accessibility of this information.
This masterclass offers the opportunity to learn about gender expansive, also called gender creative or gender open parenting, and how to support families who may be parenting this way.
This module also includes a complimentary introduction module Queer & Trans Affirming Practices 101 for Doulas.
Corrective captioning provided with replays of live sessions. Additional prerecorded materials include automated captioning.
Please email [email protected] for additional accommodations.
When you purchase this class (1/6) you will receive:
Prerecorded class about queer & trans postpartum and parenting.
Access to our private online community to expand your access to a community of folks who are committed to abortion advocacy.
One year of access to all materials and recordings.
Automated CC in English provided. Please send an email to [email protected] about your accessibility needs.
Learning with BADT
Cultural Expectations
About this course
Intro Reflection
Video: Why isn't 101 information covered as a part of the core content of this course?
Resources
Video: Acknowledging the subjectivity of queer experience
Video: Some of the most common mistakes
Masterclass Teacher Info
Masterclass Replay: Andrew Rich on Gender Expansive Parenting
BADT Directory
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Andrew Rich
Andrew Rich (he/him and they/them) is a trans non-binary human, parent, and post-bac pre-med student at the University of Louisville, as well as a graduate student in healthcare ethics. They live in Louisville, Kentucky with their spouse and somehow two-year-old kid who has not been assigned a gender, loves "fancy dresses," and is one of the funniest-kindest-smartest people Andrew knows. He previously worked as a doula and lactation educator, and hopes to one day become an OBGYN focusing on sexual, reproductive, and gender health for trans, queer, and gender diverse people. Andrew loves to talk, think, and learn about gender and identity, and dreams of a world where the sex/gender binary no longer exists so that all of us—from the babies to the elders—can exist in our bodies, relationships, and communities as we are and want to be.