Public Roadmap

Where AUREA is going — and when

AUREA publishes this roadmap so that anyone — families, providers, or future advisors — can see what we intend to deliver, and when. Dates are commitments we will update publicly if they change.

Quarter-by-quarter milestones

2026 — Q4

Public comment on Foundations module

Open the first draft of the Foundations, Newborn Care, and Postpartum Recovery domains (Standards 1–3) for structured public comment. Comments collected through the Founding Community will be acknowledged in a public response log.

Planned   Join to comment

2027 — Q1

Draft v0.2 + Advisory Panel announcement

Publish a revised standards draft incorporating the Q4 public comments. Publish the names, affiliations, and selection criteria of the founding Advisory Panel — pending their confirmation. Open Ethics and Assessment domains (Standards 7–8) for a second round of public comment.

Planned

2027 — Q2

Provider-review framework final draft

Publish the final draft of the proposed provider-review criteria — including the conflict-of-interest controls that govern how any future recognition of a training provider (including Luran) would be evaluated. This is published as a draft, not as a policy in force.

Planned

2027 — Q3

Legal formation + governance documents published

File the legal entity (entity type to be determined in Q1 2027 based on jurisdiction and tax counsel). Publish: bylaws, conflict-of-interest policy, board composition criteria, public-comment procedures, and the secure registry backend's documented record-management procedures.

Planned

2027 — Q4

Credentialing beta launch

Open a public beta of the proposed AUREA credentialing process for a limited cohort of training programs. The beta does not constitute a credentialed cohort — it is a controlled test of assessment, registry, and verification mechanics. Beta findings and any resulting standards changes are published before any general credentialing.

Planned

What is not on this roadmap

  • Becoming a government-recognised accreditor or licensing body. AUREA does not intend to seek that status.
  • Endorsing, accrediting, or partnering with any specific training provider during the in-formation period.
  • Charging providers or learners for credentialing during the beta phase.
  • Issuing credentials outside the postpartum & newborn-care scope defined on the Standards page.

How to give input

Public comment on each milestone is invited through the Founding Community. Comments are read by the AUREA editorial team and acknowledged in the public response log when a milestone closes.

Help shape the roadmap

The roadmap is a living document. Join the Founding Community to comment on each milestone as it opens.

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