As many as 1 in 5 adults practise some type of consensual nonmonogamy such as polyamory; many are married, have children, or both. Polyamorous families face unique challenges when accessing care during pregnancy and birth, and qualitative descriptive studies are needed to understand their experiences and inform health care providers’ practice. This presentation focuses on the research conducted by Erika Arseneau, Samantha Landry, and Dr. Liz Darling and published in the CMAJ.

Invitation to all faculty, staff, and students in all departments. No registration required.