The National perinatal loss collaborative
a Return To Zero × Jane’s Room initiativeProvider Webinar Series 2026
Building Knowledge, Inspiring Hope
Each month of 2026, The National Perinatal Loss Collaborative (A RTZ Hope and Jane’s Room Initiative) will bring together clinicians, birthworkers, mental health providers, and community care teams for honest, evidence-informed conversations about pregnancy and infant loss. These sessions are designed to close the gaps in clinical training, build cross-disciplinary bridges, and equip providers with tools they can use the very next day.
First Friday of the Month
10 AM PST / 1 PM EST (1 Hour Sessions)
1 CE Unit / Session (nursing & social work)
Includes post-session replays
4/3 · When Grief is Seen: Reflections & Lessons From 35 Years of Perinatal Loss Care
5/1 · Milk Donation after Loss: A Legacy of Love
6/5 · Supporting Families Through Perinatal Loss: Practical Guidance for Community Providers
8/7 · Fetal Death Certificates Explained
9/4 · Competent and Compassionate Care in Pregnancy and Infant Loss
10/2 · When Every Word Matters: Language, Story and Healing in NICU Bereavement Care
11/6 · Navigating Therapeutic Clinical Choice Points for Bereaved Parents
12/4 · Provider Trauma after Perinatal Loss: Science, Impact, and Recovery
In Partnership
About Return to Zero
Return to Zero: Hope (RTZ) is a national nonprofit organization providing holistic support for families experiencing pregnancy and infant loss, including infertility, miscarriage, stillbirth, and infant death. Founded in 2005 after the stillbirth of baby Norbert and amplified through the 2014 film Return to Zero, RTZ offers virtual support groups, healing retreats, a national provider directory, evidence-based training and resources for healthcare professionals. RTZ equips families, providers, and communities with education, connection, and hope. Learn more at rtzhope.org.
About Jane’s Room
Jane's Room is a 501(c)(3) charity dedicated to providing privacy and comfort to families experiencing pregnancy loss and infant death. Founded after their daughter Jane who was stillborn on January 24, 2012 at Northwestern, the organization creates respite rooms in hospitals and medical centers where families can gather, grieve, and find a way forward together. Jane's Room's mission centers on compassion, community, transparency, and leadership in perinatal bereavement care. Learn more at janesroom.org.