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Violencia obstétrica, aciertos y desafíos de/desde Latinoamérica
Un panel que tuvo como principal objetivo la problematización social de la “violencia obstétrica”. Este concepto, creado en la región latinoamericana, refiere a un tipo particular de violencia de género, ejercido por el personal de salud sobre sus pacientes durante la atención institucional del embarazo, parto, puerperio, aborto y otros eventos gineco-obstétricos.
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Restaurar colectivamente la violencia ginecológica y obstétrica a través de la creatividad
Talleres liderados por Serena Brigidi, Ph.D. en Antropología Médica, enfocados en la restauración colectiva de la violencia ginecológica y obstétrica mediante enfoques creativos.
Portugal as a space for exchange and learning on respectful childbirth and birth care
In June 2024, IPOV – Respectful Care carried out a series of meetings, institutional visits, and professional exchanges in Portugal focused on respectful childbirth and perinatal care. Through secondments involving Serena Brigidi, Ema Schuler, and Maria Fernanda Gonzalez, the project strengthened international collaboration with hospitals, universities, and professionals committed to more humane, ethical, and evidence-informed maternity care.
Collectively Restoring Gynecological and Obstetric Violence Through Creativity
Serena Brigidi, M.A.; Ph.D Medical Anthropology Institut de Recerca (VHIR), Fundació Univesitari Vall d’Hebron. Grup de recerca Medicina Materna i fetal. Medical Anthropology Research Center – MARC-URV/Tarragona, Spain.Departament […]
Conference “Bir(us), suckle(us): the personal is political in the origin of life, against obstetric violence”.
The main objective of this day is twofold: first, as an affirmative and emancipatory objective, to help educate and raise awareness among students and citizens of the importance of the reproductive processes of pregnancy, childbirth and breastfeeding (deeply linked), in all its dimensions; second, as a combative and subversive objective, to inform and denounce specifically about obstetric violence, as a phenomenon and trend that generally threatens the human right and freedom to gestate / give birth and breastfeed without violence as a society.
The Opportunities of the European Commission for Social Development in Friuli Venezia Giulia
What opportunities does the European Union offer to finance the development of knowledge and its application for social development, also in Friuli Venezia Giulia? How does the European Commission decide its policies and analyze the social needs emerging from the territories? And how can local entities bring forth their issues to be considered in the Commission's policies?
Values-Based Practice in Health and Social Care
El centro "Values-Based Practice in Health and Social Care" de la Universidad de Oxford presenta, por primera vez en España, este taller. Está dirigido a profesionales de la salud que buscan complementar la práctica basada en la evidencia con un enfoque centrado en los valores individuales de la persona. A través de un aprendizaje dinámico, el taller establece un vínculo entre la ciencia y los valores para respaldar una toma de decisiones fundamentada en un marco de valores compartidos.
Tackling Obstetric Violence: Interdisciplinary Perspectives
This conference will provide a snapshot of the new and emerging research into obstetric violence. Consisting of some of the most prolific as well as newly emerging academic talent from within the field, we invite you to join us for a day of discussion.
Project IPOV RESPECTFULCARE has received funding from the European Union’s HORIZON-MSCA-2022-Staff Exchange programme. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Research Executive Agency (REA). Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.