You've watched the film.
What next?

Birth Time: the documentary is not just a film, it’s also a movement and campaign for change.

Just like our business totem, the Cicada, we need people in numbers to make noise, so we can make a change.

If you've felt moved after watching our film, there are five different ways you can get involved to help make a change, learn more, and help us put an end to birth trauma.

Here are the 5 action steps you can take...

1. Host a Screening

You can host a screening at your local cinema at no cost. You just need a minimum number of people for the screening to go ahead. You could even make it a fundraiser for your local organisation.

It's a great way to get together with friends, family and colleagues to start the conversations.

Host a Screening

1. Host a Screening

You can host a screening at your local cinema at no cost. You just need a minimum number of people for the screening to go ahead.

It's a great way to get together with friends, family and colleagues to start the conversations.

Host a Screening

2. Join the Campaign

We invite you to join our Break the Birth Silence campaign.

There are 2 ways you can get involved - one by lobbying our politicians via the Do Gooder petition platform we have curated, and two, by sharing your birth story via The Birth Experience Study (BESt).

Join the Campaign

2. Join the Campaign

We invite you to join our Break the Birth Silence campaign.

Join the Campaign

3. Birth Experience Study (BESt)

Birth Time and Western Sydney University have collaborated in a Nation wide survey called The Birth Experience Study (BESt) available in multiple languages.

Have you had a baby in the last 5 years in Australia?

If so, you are invited to participate in this research project that seeks to understand the positive and negative birthing experiences women are having in Australia.

The findings will provide vital insights that will inform policy change to our current maternity care system.

After the survey, you also have the opportunity to tell your story by making an audio or video recording using the Voqual app.

Share Your Story

3. Birth Experience Study (BESt)

Birth Time and Western Sydney University have collaborated in a Nation wide survey called The Birth Experience Study (BESt) available in multiple languages.

Have you had a baby in the last 5 years in Australia?

If so, you are invited to participate in this research project that seeks to understand the positive and negative birthing experiences women are having in Australia.

The findings will provide vital insights that will inform policy change to our current maternity care system.

After the survey, you also have the opportunity to tell your story by making an audio or video recording using the Voqual app.

Share Your Story

4. Buy Merchandise

We have our new T-shirt, bag, poster and the handbook now available to purchase.

Activate conversations in our communities and help us build awareness.

10% of all sales will go towards the establishment of Birth Time HQ

Buy Merchandise

4. Buy Merchandise

We have our new T-shirt, bag, poster and the handbook now available to purchase.

Activate conversations in our communities and help us build awareness.

10% of all sales will go towards the establishment of Birth Time HQ

Buy Merchandise

5. Join the Birth Time Hub

Birth education is vital so that women can make their own informed decisions.

We have put together the Birth Time hub – a massive online resource of all the best information from some of the best birthing experts from around the world.

It includes all of the individual interviews from the documentary in full + our recorded live events + more… It’s all there to watch and/or listen to at any time, as many times as you like.

Join the Hub

5. Join the Birth Time Hub

Birth education is vital so that women can make their own informed decisions.

We have put together the Birth Time hub – a massive online resource of all the best information from some of the best birthing experts from around the world.

It includes all of the individual interviews from the documentary in full + our recorded live events + more… It’s all there to watch and/or listen to at any time, as many times as you like.

Join the Hub