
Two-Eyed Seeing for Parents
Cultural parenting support for Indigenous families
Team Description
- Combines Indigenous and Western knowledge to support Indigenous parents in their family roles
Does this tool address a real need?
Digital Health Tools Featured in This Session
Inspiration
09H30 to 10h30 • Salle Workday
Julie Pelletier, CJ Blennerhassett
This session emphasized the vital role of Indigenous midwives in perinatal care as both health providers and cultural stewards. We searched for digital tools that:
Support the autonomy of Indigenous pregnant women
Promote the transmission of traditional knowledge around childbirth
Foster early childhood development in culturally aligned ways
Priority was given to tools created by and for Indigenous communities, accessible offline, and aligned with values of privacy, dignity, and cultural safety
Clinically validated and safe, these tools are ready for immediate use in frontline care or patient self-management. Next: We can assess them against your technical criteria.
Cultural parenting support for Indigenous families
Team Description
Does this tool address a real need?
Trusted resources for Québec parents
Team Description
Does this tool address a real need?
Pregnancy follow-up through the public health system
Team Description
Does this tool address a real need?
Mental health support for expecting or new parents
Team Description
Does this tool address a real need?
Promising tools—at various stages of validation—that deserve early testing in real-world settings, especially when clinician-facing.
Educational SMS messages during pregnancy and postpartum
Team Description
Would you like to test this tool in your setting?