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“Before a Breath” follows three mothers who have lost children to stillbirth and are striving to make pregnancy safer. Every year, more than 20,000 pregnancies in the U.S. end in a stillbirth, the death of an expected child at 20 weeks or more of pregnancy. Research shows at least 1 in 4 stillbirths may be preventable. The U.S. ranks as one of the worst among wealthy countries in reducing its stillbirth rate. After the stillbirth of her daughter, Debbie Haine Vijayvergiya goes to Washington, battling political inertia as she fights to pass the SHINE for Autumn Act, legislation named for her stillborn child. Kanika Harris, a maternal health advocate, takes change into her own hands, telling the story of Kodjo and Zindzi, the twins she lost, as she trains a new generation of Black birth workers. Stephanie Lee, a nurse leader in Manhattan, seeks answers about her daughter Elodie’s stillbirth as she takes the ultimate leap of faith, preparing again to give birth, under the care of the Rainbow Clinic at Mount Sinai, which offers specialized care for parents who have experienced these losses. Inspired by Duaa Eldeib’s groundbreaking reporting, which was a finalist for a Pulitzer Prize, this tender, infuriating and ultimately hopeful film shines a light on the aftermath of stillbirth. “Before a Breath” is co-published by ProPublica and The WNET Group. Join us for a virtual discussion about the film on Wednesday, April 2, at 4 p.m. ET. Register here: https://propub.li/3RasJ5a Explore ProPublica’s in-depth reporting on the U.S. stillbirth crisis at propublica.org/series/stillbirths. #stillbirth #stillborn #documentaryfilm #pregnancy 00:00 "Before a Breath," a feature documentary about stillbirth in the U.S. 00:50 Dr. Kanika Harris tells the story of her twins and her stillbirth during a doula-training program at Morgan State University 02:55 Title sequence 03:07 Debbie Haine Vijayvergiya in Washington trying to pass legislation about stillbirth 03:29 Facts about stillbirth in the U.S. 04:34 Debbie explains the SHINE for Autumn Act 06:14 Debbie tells the story of her stillbirth 10:45 Stephanie Lee tells the story of her stillbirth 16:10 Kanika speaks about preeclampsia and why she believes her stillbirth was preventable 18:55 Debbie works to build bipartisan support for the SHINE for Autumn Act 21:00 Debbie talks about how better research and more fetal autopsies would help prevent the preventable stillbirths 22:00 In a doula class, students learn about stillbirth rates for Black pregnant people and the definition of stillbirth 24:00 Stephanie visits Dr. Joanne Stone at the Rainbow Clinic at Mount Sinai in New York City, and gets a placental volume measurement 25:45 Stephanie and her husband talk about the fear and anticipation of her second pregnancy after her stillbirth 27:20 Debbie talks about having a child after her stillbirth 29:00 Debbie describes how stillbirth prevention can help improve many birth outcomes 30:30 The National Stillbirth Prevention Day resolution 32:00 The Big Push rally in Washington 33:45 Kanika says she trains doulas to care for Black people in a system not designed to provide that care 35:00 Stephanie and her husband prepare for the birth of their daughter, Elia 37:30 Debbie listens to another mom tell her stillbirth story 38:30 Debbie struggles to figure out how to pass the stillbirth legislation 40:30 Stephanie visits the Rainbow Clinic to get a test 41:50 Kanika talks about finding hope and growing her family after losing her twins 43:59 Stephanie talks about not getting parental leave after her stillbirth 45:00 Dr. Stone talks about fetal movement 47:40 Debbie worries SHINE may not pass 48:25 Kanika talks about healing and grief after stillbirth 51:30 Kanika at the Birth Detroit Birth Center 53:23 Stephanie recalling the birth of her stillborn daughter, Elodie 55:10 Stephanie on the complex feelings of her second birth, postpartum and her talking with her family, who are Korean 57:19 Elia's birth 01:03:10 Debbie waits to see if SHINE passed 01:04:37 Graduation from the Morgan State University doula program 01:05:00 Debbie, Stephanie and Kanika today 01:09:57 Other countries' tips for stillbirth awareness and prevention 01:10:42 End Credits ProPublica is an independent, nonprofit newsroom that produces investigative journalism with moral force. Donate to support our work: https://propub.li/3WE9AMv Sign up for our weekly newsletter: http://propub.li/2oyN8DY Follow us on X/Twitter:   / propublica   Follow us on Instagram:   / propublica   Follow us on TikTok:   / propublica   Follow us on Facebook:   / propublica   Follow us on Threads: https://www.threads.net/@propublica Follow us on Mastodon: https://newsie.social/@ProPublica Follow us on Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/propublica.org Join our WhatsApp broadcast channel: https://propub.li/whatsapp