

Our documentaries are available for educational use in classrooms, libraries, universities, health programs, and other learning spaces. Bring stories of birth, midwifery, reproductive justice, and ancestral care into the classroom and create opportunities for deeper learning and discussion.

Bring a documentary that opens the discussion about birth justice and birth rights. Screenings can take place in community spaces, universities, cultural institutions, conferences, and other settings where film can create conversation and connection.

Our visual archive documents midwives, birth workers, students, families, maternal care, and birth across diverse communities. Images are available for educational, editorial, and commercial use.

Film can do more than tell a story. Our work creates opportunities for education, conversation, cultural visibility, and engagement around birth, reproductive justice, and the knowledge carried by communities.

Bring Komadrona into the room. From screenings and discussions to panels, talks, and other live programs, we create spaces for people to come together around the stories and issues explored through our work.
