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The 5th Annual Global Equality & Diversity Conference & Awards take place on Thursday 22nd November 2018 at the Crowne Plaza London Docklands.
We are expecting around 150 Equality and Diversity professionals to participate in the day both in person and online via the live
The Scotland Maternity & Midwifery Festival 2018 takes place on Wednesday 28th November 2018 at the Edinburgh Corn Exchange.
We are expecting around 400 midwives and healthcare professionals to join us on the day, but if you are unable to
Broadcaster, Save the Children Ambassador and co-founder of Mum & You Natasha Kaplinsky OBE has been announced as the chair the inaugural International Maternity Expo Awards Judging panel.
Commenting on her appointment and the launch of the International Maternity Expo (IME)
Monday mornings are always quite stressful wherever you work, and in Kule refugee camp in Ethiopia, this was no exception.
Kule refugee camp has a population of over 55,000 South Sudanese people displaced from their homes due to the ongoing fighting.
A risk to one is a risk to all
What follows is statement from a Secretary of State
“The University will be dissolved, with each of its campuses taken over by a neighbouring university. These mergers are subject to approval from the
We are a research team from the School of Health in Social Science, University of Edinburgh and Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Hull looking for practicing UK midwives to fill in a survey about advising pregnant women about alcohol.
The Being Midwife
She understood her craft, her confidence inspired
Calmly waiting near my side, as the birth transpired
And though I had fears, brought about from tales of old
She showed no trace of doubt, like a goddess strong and bold
For she’d got
Life for African Mothers (formerly Hope for Grace Kodindo) was formed following the screening of BBC Panorama’s “Dead Mums Don’t Cry” in 2005.
The programme showed the tragedy of maternal mortality in Chad, one of Sub-Saharan Africa’s poorest countries, where in
The General Election of 2015 is generally the forgotten election. Quickly overtaken by the Brexit referendum and the tumult of the 2017 Election and all things Brexit, it is a vague memory.
But it was a significant turning point in