IPOV Dissemination Activities

Esta sección reúne las principales actividades de difusión del proyecto, entendidas —en línea con Horizon MSCA— como los procesos que hacen que los resultados de IPOV sean visibles, comprensibles y útiles para audiencias académicas, profesionales e institucionales.

These actions ensure that the knowledge generated through international exchanges, research activities and collaborative work reaches those who can apply it, strengthens scientific dialogue, and supports evidence-informed practices in maternity care and related fields.

Patrizia Quattrocchi presents "Increasing attention to Obstetric Violence: from social movements to international bodies," emphasizing how grassroots advocacy has propelled this critical issue to the forefront of international discussions. An inspiring and thought-provoking session that resonated deeply with the audience.

Las actividades de difusión en el proyecto IPOV – Respectful Care incluyen todas las acciones orientadas a compartir sus resultados científicos, metodológicos y técnicos con quienes puedan reutilizarlos: profesionales sanitarios, equipos de formación, responsables de políticas públicas, personal investigador y organizaciones sociales. No se trata solo de dar visibilidad al proyecto, sino de poner a disposición datos, herramientas, guías y materiales para que puedan adaptarse y aplicarse en distintos contextos, con el fin de prevenir la violencia obstétrica y promover una atención respetuosa.

Esta sección será especialmente relevante durante la segunda fase del proyecto (2026–2027), cuando se intensificará la publicación de resultados y productos concretos. Aquí encontrarás noticias, eventos e hitos clave de IPOV, pero recuerda que la plataforma también ofrece textos, recursos, vídeos y herramientas que desarrollan y profundizan en cada uno de estos avances.

El proyecto IPOV–RESPECTFULCARE ha recibido financiación del programa de la Unión Europea HORIZON-MSCA-2022-Staff Exchange. No obstante, las opiniones y puntos de vista expresados son únicamente los de la(s) persona(s) autora(s) y no reflejan necesariamente los de la Unión Europea ni los de la Agencia Ejecutiva Europea de Investigación (REA). Ni la Unión Europea ni la entidad concedente pueden considerarse responsables de los mismos.

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Algunas de las principales actividades de difusión de IPOV:

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34th ICM Triennial Congress to promote respectful midwifery models

The EU-funded IPOV – Respectful Care project will present the workshop “Eradicating obstetric violence by promoting respectful midwifery models: A 90-minute role-play workshop emerging from the EU-funded IPOV project” at the 34th ICM Triennial Congress. The session will take place on Wednesday, 17 June, from 14:00 to 15:30, in room 1.07.

IPOV Respectful Care

mayo 27, 2026

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IPOV Roundtable for Human Rights in Childbirth

Europe, 25 May 2026. The IPOV – International Platform on Obstetric Violence & Respectful Care project will take part in the upcoming International Roundtable for Human Rights in Childbirth.

IPOV Respectful Care

mayo 25, 2026

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Patrizia Quattrocchi takes part in a university event in Bari on obstetric violence and interdisciplinary dialogue

Professor Patrizia Quattrocchi, of the University of Udine and Scientific Coordinator of the European project IPOV – International Platform on Obstetric Violence & Respectful Care, took part on 15 April 2026 in a university event held at the University of Bari Aldo Moro, in the Aula Aldo Moro of Palazzo Del Prete, focused on obstetric violence. The activity appeared in the university programme Lezioni di Pace and was led by Angela Patrizia Tavani.

IPOV Respectful Care

abril 19, 2026

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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.

IPOV Respectful Care

diciembre 15, 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.

IPOV Respectful Care

diciembre 9, 2025

Psiconeuroendocrinología (PNI) del embarazo, parto y purperio

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Psycho-Neuro-Endocrine Immunology (PNEI) of Pregnancy, Birth, and Postpartum

Understanding the psycho-neuro-endocrine phenomena of birth to prevent the use of the 'Force Paradigm' in childbirth care.

IPOV Respectful Care

noviembre 28, 2025

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IPOV fosters dialogue on mental health and obstetric violence at the First Latin American Congress on Perinatal Mental Health

As part of the First Latin American Congress on Perinatal Mental Health, held from 15–18 October 2025 in Viña del Mar, Chile, the symposium “Mental Health and Obstetric Violence: From First-Person Experiences to Integral Interventions” was coordinated by two members of the IPOV – Respectful Care project: Dr. Carolina Farías (University of the Republic, Uruguay) and Dr. María Fernanda González (National University of Entre Ríos, Argentina).

IPOV Respectful Care

octubre 22, 2025

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Sostener: A Rights-Based Digital Companion for Mothers and Families

During her stay in Spain, Dr. Fernanda González (National University of Entre Ríos—UNER, Argentina) joined a radio program hosted by Spain’s National University of Distance Education (UNED). In conversation with Dr. Laura Quintanilla (Faculty of Psychology, UNED), they explored matrescence—the transition to motherhood—and its deep personal, social, and community implications.

María Hidalgo Rudilla

septiembre 16, 2025

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Diana Lopes reflexiona sobre la violencia obstétrica y la atención interdisciplinaria

Diana Lopes es fisioterapeuta especializada en salud de la mujer y salud pélvica, y actualmente realiza una estancia en Argentina en el marco del proyecto IPOV-RESPECTFULCARE.

María Hidalgo Rudilla

mayo 16, 2025