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SUMMARY:Baby Doe Film Screening
DESCRIPTION:Overview of the Film & Educational Opportunity \nBABY DOE follows the real case of a woman arrested decades after giving birth alone\, raising powerful questions at the intersection of health\, law\, and society. Join us for a screening followed by facilitated dialogue exploring:\n• Pregnancy and reproductive health\n• Mental health and psychosocial factors\n• Legal and criminal justice implications\n• Ethics and professional responsibilities\n• Community and societal influences \nEvent Goals & Learning Objectives\n• Examine how professional perspectives influence responses to complex health and legal situations.\n• Analyze ethical\, legal\, medical\, and social determinants present in the case.\n• Strengthen interprofessional communication through facilitated dialogue.\n• Explore the roles and responsibilities of various professions when caring for vulnerable individuals. \nAbout the Film\nBABY DOE (2025)\, directed by Jessica Earnshaw\, follows Gail Ritchey\, a mother of three whose quiet life is upended when DNA evidence links her to a newborn found decades earlier in rural Ohio. Facing a possible life sentence\, Gail and her family confront the human complexity behind the headlines — exploring themes of women’s health\, justice\, and the societal and religious pressures that shape stories like hers.\nLearn more at babydoefilm.com/about \nPanel Discussion\nOur panel brings together voices from across disciplines — featuring faculty and practitioners from Rutgers Law\, Rutgers Nursing\, Rutgers Social Work\, and CMSRU — for a lively\, multi-perspective conversation on the issues raised in the film.\nAttendees can submit questions and comments in real time using our interactive audience engagement technology\, making this an engaging\, dynamic discussion for everyone in the room.\nRegistration\nhttps://rutgers.ca1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_0ciXWJ5cNiUUjHM
URL:https://sites.rutgers.edu/public-health-americorps/event/baby-doe-film-screening/
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