Hosted by Alecia Staines, mother-of-five, maternity reform advocate and teacher, "Birth, the forgotten feminist issue" shares research and reflections from fellow lobbyists, birthing women, researchers and health professionals. The intention of this podcast is to change the culture around birth and maternal healthcare, and stir change among women and feminists alike to improve birth for women.
Women share their birth stories, researchers share the evidence, feminists share their insight into how birth was forgotten in the continued liberation of women.
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Hosted by Alecia Staines, mother-of-five, maternity reform advocate and teacher, "Birth, the forgotten feminist issue" shares research and reflections from fellow lobbyists, birthing women, researchers and health professionals. The intention of this podcast is to change the culture around birth and maternal healthcare, and stir change among women and feminists alike to improve birth for women.
Women share their birth stories, researchers share the evidence, feminists share their insight into how birth was forgotten in the continued liberation of women.
Ep. 21 Dr Hazel Keedle- the birth experience of women + VBAC survey results
Birth: the forgotten feminist issue
42 minutes 10 seconds
4 years ago
Ep. 21 Dr Hazel Keedle- the birth experience of women + VBAC survey results
Dr Hazel Keedle is a VBAC (vaginal birth after cesarean) woman, midwife, researcher and is very passionate about research in the space of women's experience of birth. She helped design and publish the Birth Experience Study (BESt) in collaboration with the Birth Time documentary. This survey currently has over 6050 submissions- Australia's biggest birth experience survey. We discuss the results of her research survey of VBAC women and the 4 areas women "scored" their experiences by. We also discuss the trends of the current survey AND the much needed funding required to ensure our most vulnerable groups are heard (need translations). More info on the survey here: https://surveyswesternsydney.au1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_d7lb1dyOczveOxw and the Go Fund me page: https://gofund.me/59d153df
Birth: the forgotten feminist issue
Hosted by Alecia Staines, mother-of-five, maternity reform advocate and teacher, "Birth, the forgotten feminist issue" shares research and reflections from fellow lobbyists, birthing women, researchers and health professionals. The intention of this podcast is to change the culture around birth and maternal healthcare, and stir change among women and feminists alike to improve birth for women.
Women share their birth stories, researchers share the evidence, feminists share their insight into how birth was forgotten in the continued liberation of women.
