Research Justice for Black and Latinx Fathers

The UCSF Preterm Birth Initiative (PTBi) is a multi-year, transdisciplinary research effort aimed at reducing the burden of prematurity. Funded by Lynne and Marc Benioff and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, the UCSF PTBi  harnesses the talent of transdisciplinary scientific, clinical, and community expertise to stop the epidemic of prematurity in its tracks.

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Research Justice for Black and Latinx Fathers: Prioritizing their Unanswered Questions about Pregnancy and Birth

Fathers know that their presence and perspective is invaluable in the pregnancy, birth and after-birth period. Yet too often, their voices are disregarded from maternal and child health research. For our June Collaboratory, to honor Father’s Day, we are sharing the research priorities of Black and Latinx fathers in San Francisco, Oakland, and Fresno. By sharing these detailed lists of unanswered pregnancy and birth questions, as well as the process of co-creating these lists, we are calling on funders, researchers, as well as social and clinical providers to refocus their work to include the input of those most impacted by preterm birth.What We’ll Cover:1.	Black and Brown father’s experience in pregnancy and birth2.	Crafting a research agenda from community priorities3.	Building authentic relationships with community partners4.	Implementing research justice framework in your own workSpeakers:<ul><li>Reverend Jeff Branner, San Francisco Research Participant</li><li>Ibrahim Caluya, Oakland Research Participant</li><li>Brittany Edwards, Certified Nurse Midwife, Fresno and Project Research Collaborator</li><li>Linda Franck, PTBi Director of Postnatal Research and Project Principal Investigator</li><li>Artie Padilla, Executive Director, Every Neighborhood Partnership</li><li>Tacing Parker, Senior Executive Director, Bayview Hunters Point YMCA</li><li>Lynell Taylor, Fresno Research Participant</li></ul>

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