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Our new patient consent animation outlines some of the risks and benefits women and birthing people should be informed of before having a planned caesarean birth. brnw.ch/21wP19V

A hugely productive day yesterday focusing on perinatal pelvic health - with service users and clinicians from across disciplines. By working together, we can ensure that this hidden issue is given the time, energy and attention it rightly deserves.

As healthcare professionals, we're trained to recognize the subtle signs of underlying medical conditions. One often-overlooked symptom is pallor – a pale skin and mucus membrane appearance. Diagnosing pallor can be particularly challenging in individuals with darker skin tones.

Calling all doulas, midwives & birthworkers!🚨 Please take a moment to fill in our quick & anonymous survey closing on the 31st at: bit.ly/surveyHCP or email us at [email protected] to share your experiences with #homebirth services in the trust(s) where you work.

Very grateful for the support I had with my UK midwives and freebirth survey. The response has been so fantastic that we will be closing soon! 👏🏼 If you are a UK clinical #midwife , don't miss your chance to have your say on #freebirth 🔗 app.onlinesurveys.jisc.ac.uk/s/robertgordon…

Our Review of Neonatal Assessment and Practice in Black, Asian, and Minority Ethnic Newborns highlighted the need for educational resources to help healthcare professionals assess babies at risk of jaundice. This new resource helps meet that need. Review: nhsrho.org/research/revie…

What an honour and a privilege to have been made a finalist in the Allyship in Action category at the The Motherhood Group‘s Black Maternal Health Awards UK 2025 💜 #equityinmaternalhealth #allyshipmatters #changingthenarrative Sandra Igwe The Motherhood Group

⚖️ There is no social justice without reproductive and #birthjustice. Birthrights is here to champion human rights in pregnancy and childbirth—because justice must begin at birth. ✊💜For rights-based information and support, go to: birthrights.org.uk #SocialJusticeDay

I find inspiration in the words of the remarkable Maya Angelou, who said, “Be a rainbow 🌈 in someone else's cloud.” 💫 In my upcoming reflections, I will explore how we can enhance the safety and equity of maternity and neonatal care for ALL. Video Credit: The Female Quotient

Utulivu Women’s Group would like to wish everyone a Happy Ramadan. May your faith be strengthened and your heart be filled with peace this Ramadan.Wishing you a month full of patience, devotion, and countless blessings. #Utulivu #Community #Faith #ramadan #ramadanmubarak

What’s behind home birth restrictions? Why does it matter? What can be done? Join us on March 26 (12–1:30 PM) for the launch of our report, to learn more about these restrictions and their consequences and hear from expert panellists.📣Sign up to attend: bit.ly/web_BR

Thank you so much to everyone who attended our Webinar, there were some incredibly fruitful discussions & invaluable insight. Special shoutout to our super panel Natasha Allen She/Her, Nai Davina, Camella , our co-CEO Janaki Mahadevan and our fabulous chair Dr Ria Clarke. 💖

Our full report exploring these restrictions and how they disproportionately impact minoritised or marginalised communities - will be published tomorrow! Go to bit.ly/hbirth to access it, where you’ll also find useful info about your rights & free resources. #homebirth

Reflecting on the phenomenal Black Maternal Health Conference 2025 UK held by Sandra Igwe and The Motherhood Group 💜 It was beyond inspirational and I feel so privileged to have shared this space with phenomenal people, all striving to reduce health inequalities 💜 Birthrights

Honoured to have been a finalist in the Allyship in Action category at this event landmark event Sandra Igwe The Motherhood Group

#healthinequalities

1 in 10 women live with endometriosis—yet it takes an average of 7-10 years to get a diagnosis. While research on endometriosis and racial disparities is limited, studies suggest that Black women may be less likely to be diagnosed with endometriosis compared to White women, while

🚨“Home birth is and should be seen as a core part of maternity care,” - our co-ceo Janaki Mahadevan spoke with ITV News about the restrictions to home birth across the UK. Read the full article below at: bit.ly/itv_HB, & tune in to ITV at 18:55 for more. #homebirth

Amazing day getting the opportunity to film with ITV News regarding the latest Campain from Birthrights on Homebirth restrictions in the UK All women and birthing people have the right to equity in access Report and Webinar: birthrights.org.uk/campaigns-rese…