Introduction to Prenatal Sciences and Human Rights-Based Community Work
Overview: Introduction to Prenatal Sciences and Human Rights-Based Community Work
In this final module of our training program, participants will explore the intersection of prenatal sciences, human rights, and community work. By understanding how these areas intersect, participants will be equipped to advocate for the rights of the unborn child and expectant parents within their communities.
Key Components:
Intersection of Prenatal Sciences, Human Rights & Community Work: Participants will examine the convergence of prenatal sciences with human rights principles and community work.
Community Engagement Strategies: Participants will learn effective strategies for engaging with community members and stakeholders to promote awareness and understanding of prenatal sciences and human rights. Participants will study effective tools to respond to the needs of the community.
Tools: Participants will get to know how to do needs analysis, explore the assets and challenges of the community, work with stakeholders and policy makers. Guidelines for Observational Work and Community Mapping will be explained as well as network building.
By exploring the intersection of prenatal sciences, human rights, and community work, participants in this module will gain a deeper understanding of the work involved. With this knowledge, participants will be better equipped to advocate for the rights of unborn children and expectant parents within their communities and contribute to the promotion of prenatal health and well-being for all.
Getting to know our Community
Γνωρίζω και χαρτογραφώ την κοινότητα
The Intersectionality
Guidelines for Observational Work
Observational Work Template
Needs Assessment
Data Gathering Methods
Focus Group Work Template
Guidelines for Effective Mapping
Template for Identifying Potential Network
Template for Identifying Community Assets and Challenges
Rosenbaum, Paul R., P. Rosenbaum, and Briskman. Design of observational studies. Vol. 10. New York: Springer, 2010.
Community Mapping in Action (children with disabilities)
Parker, Brenda. “Constructing community through maps? Power and praxis in community mapping.” The Professional Geographer 58.4 (2006): 470-484.
Although this dates back to 1980, it is a helpful resource to work with various techniques in needs assessment [Butler, Lorna Michael, and Robert E. Howell. “Community needs assessment techniques.” (1980).]
“You give but little when you give of your possessions. It is when you give of yourself that you truly give. Kahlil Gibran
“The meaning of life is to find your gift. The purpose of life is to give it away. Pablo Picasso