BCAPOP's 26th Annual Conference Keynote Livestream Presentation: Creating Inclusive, Intentional & Supportive Dialogue Through Perinatal Loss by Aditi Loveridge (Online/Live/Recorded)

You asked for more livestream options and BCAPOP listened! If you cannot attend the conference in-person, please register to join us via Zoom Webinar for Aditi Loveridge's keynote presentation on Tuesday, May 13th at 1:30pm - 2:45pmPT. This presentation will be recorded and available to registrants for viewing from May 23rd - June 30, 2025. 

Aditi Loveridge (she/her) has over 10 years of personal and professional experience in perinatal loss. Having lived through and supported thousands of families through loss, a frequent thread of frustration is how common words and phrases that are intended to support, often cause unintentional harm. Words are one of the simplest and underutilized tools that can make the difference between people feeling supported vs unsupported, included vs excluded. In this candid and honest keynote session, Aditi will debunk common misconceptions around perinatal loss and discuss how words are a powerful tool to affirm every loss experience.

Registrants will learn how:

• Language is a key tool in support
• Common phrases may be more harmful than supportive
• Intentional and inclusive words can be utilized to support perinatal loss 

Through her work Aditi has supported thousands of families on their reproductive paths. Aditi’s fierce dedication to intersectional restorative social justice and equality for all, has made her a trailblazer within the bereavement community.

In 2023 Aditi was given the Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee Medal in recognition of her outstanding service. Aditi was also recognized as a finalist for the RBC Women Entrepreneur Social Change–National Impact Award, celebrating her as an exceptional leader of a registered charity, dedicated to her unique brand of social change, at a national level.