The prenate is influenced by his or her surroundings, primarily the mother and her thoughts, feelings, and relationships. Society and culture also have a profound impact on the developing prenate. This month's theme introduces research that supports prenatal awareness and how this phenomena can impact human perspectives, beliefs, and participation in society. It will also further emphasize prenatal communication and sentience. Lectures examine several aspects of culture, society and the prenatal period. We know that the mother is the first environment for babies, so our resources in this module examine maternal stress and trauma, and its impact on the prenate. We also include other cultural and social aspects, including gender, economics, disparities, and more. Past lecturers have included Michael Mendizza, James Prescott, Stephen Bezruchka, Elsa Asher, Chanti Smith, Stephen Gyllenhaal and more.