marzo 4, 2026
Poster announcing an online webinar titled “Getting started with European research funding (Udelar–INED Paris | IPOV)” with two Zoom sessions: Wednesday 11 March at 10:00 and Thursday 12 March at 18:00, led by Thomas Weis.
marzo 4, 2026
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Online webinar: Getting started with European research funding (Udelar–INED Paris | IPOV)

Join us for a 40-minute online webinar on how to access European research funding—covering funding basics, proposal writing tips, and building international partnerships. Two identical sessions available: Wed 11 March 10:00 or Thu 12 March 18:00. Speaker: Thomas Weis (international projects expert).
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febrero 23, 2026
Conversatorio regional “Psicología Perinatal hoy diálogos entre Uruguay, Chile y Argentina”
febrero 23, 2026
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Regional Roundtable “Perinatal Psychology Today: Dialogues between Uruguay, Chile and Argentina

Montevideo, Uruguay — El viernes 06 de marzo, de 9.00 a 12.00 h, tendrá lugar en el Salón 03 de la Facultad de Psicología (Tristán Narvaja 1674, Montevideo) el conversatorio “Psicología Perinatal hoy: diálogos entre Uruguay, Chile y Argentina”, una instancia regional de intercambio sobre temas de actualidad vinculados a la Psicología Perinatal.
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enero 27, 2026
Infographic explaining the origins and research focus of the book Obstetric Violence as Gender Based Violence, based on an Italian PRIN 2022 research project
enero 27, 2026
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Obstetric Violence as Gender-Based Violence: what it is, how it is perceived, and how it can be addressed

Ester Massó Guijarro, a member of the IPOV – Respectful Care consortium through the University of Granada, authors the chapter titled Decolonizing Bioethics, Feminizing Public Health: Obstetric Violence as Epistemic Injustice. Her proposal is, in itself, an intervention: it not only describes the phenomenon but examines the conditions that make it possible to recognize it, name it, and transform it.
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enero 15, 2026
enero 15, 2026
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One-day reflection workshop on respectful maternity care using moral case deliberation (MCD)

This workshop is specifically designed for the final phase of midwifery education, when students are close to entering professional practice and can benefit from deeper ethical reflection.
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enero 11, 2026
enero 11, 2026
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Birth Philosophy Seminar: IPOV–Respectful Care, a Collective Construction

You are invited to take part in this online seminar, designed as a space for dialogue and co-construction. Tuesday 13 January 2026, 16:00–17:30 (CET).
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enero 9, 2026
enero 9, 2026
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Obstetric violence, low natality rates, maternal deaths and misogyny

A critical reflection on how panic over declining birth rates fuels misogynistic narratives, obscures maternal deaths, and connects to the structural roots of obstetric violence.
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diciembre 15, 2025
diciembre 15, 2025
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Obstetric violence, rights, and knowledge

The coordination between Nacer con Amor and IPOV researchers (UDELAR(6) – San Isidro Mother and Child Hospital) makes it possible to envision a shared regional horizon: building a Latin American pedagogy of respectful childbirth that draws on local knowledge, territorial experiences, and the transformative power of healthcare teams.
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diciembre 9, 2025
diciembre 9, 2025
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Obstetric violence and the judicialisation of maternal health rights violations in Mexico

In this post, members of the Obstetric Violence Reading Group reflect on Paola Sesia’s chapter titled “Naming, framing and shaming through obstetric violence: A critical approach to judicialisation of maternal health rights violations in Mexico” in Gamlin, J et al (eds) Critical Medical Anthropology: Perspectives in and from Latin America (2020) 222-247.
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noviembre 15, 2025
Perinatal Mental Health and Obstetric Violence: Tensions, Impacts and Restorative Horizons
noviembre 15, 2025
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Salud mental perinatal y violencia obstétrica: tensiones, impactos y horizontes reparadores

Obstetric violence and perinatal mental health are intertwined phenomena that have gained visibility within interdisciplinary research on human rights, gender and public health. Within the IPOV project (International Platform on Obstetric Violence), which seeks to develop global conceptual frameworks and strategies to address obstetric violence, it is crucial to explore how these experiences affect the psychological well-being of women, pregnant people, their babies and families, as well as the possible practices of reparation.
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