Advocate for Change

Constituents like you can help us raise the volume on the stillbirth crisis by asking decision makers to support policies, legislation and programs focused on stillbirth prevention.

Explore opportunities to advocate for stillbirth prevention legislation at the state and national level. We’re looking for at least 5,000 people to take action in 2026.

National Legislation

Take Action to Support Fiscal Year '27 Appropriations Funding

Ask Congress to provide $1 million to HRSA to help states implement stillbirth prevention initiatives. Lend your voice to help save lives.

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National Legislation

Take Action to Support Fiscal Year '27 Appropriations Funding

Ask Congress to provide $1 million to HRSA to help states implement stillbirth prevention initiatives. Lend your voice to help save lives.

Get Started

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North Carolina Legislation

Support The BUMP Act in North Carolina

This bipartisan legislation aims to bring Count the Kicks education to North Carolina families. We're looking for 723 Carolinians to take action to support The BUMP Act by May 31.

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National Legislation

Urge Congress to Pass the SHINE for Autumn Act

Contact your legislator and let them know you support the SHINE for Autumn Act. This bill aims to prevent stillbirths by improving data collection, research, awareness and education.

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National Legislation

Urge Congress to Pass the SHINE for Autumn Act

Contact your legislator and let them know you support the SHINE for Autumn Act. This bill aims to prevent stillbirths by improving data collection, research, awareness and education.

Learn More

Courageous Advocates

Over the years we have built a community of supporters and advocates working with us to accelerate progress on stillbirth prevention. These changemakers help us raise awareness, push for systemic change, and empower expectant parents across the U.S. to advocate for themselves and their baby.