FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: May 23, 2013 Contact: David Morgan (575) 528-5197 (Santa Fe) – The National Governors Association (NGA) today announced that New Mexico and three other states have been selected to participate in its Learning Network on Improving Birth Outcomes. The Learning Network is designed to assist states in developing, implementing and aligning their key policies and initiatives on improving birth outcomes as measured by...
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Read MoreThe Feminist Research Institute and the Women’s Resource Center invite you: Film Screening: The Business of Being Born Followed by a panel discussion with healthcare professionals Tuesday, November 8th, 6:30-9:00 pm Anthropology room 163 Speakers: Joel Teicher, MD, Clinical Associate Professor, Obstetrics Gynecology atUNM Julie Gorwoda, CNM MSN, Director of Nurse-Midwifery Education at UNM Kelly Camden, LM on Albuquerque Birth...
Read MoreFrom Young Women United: We have an incredible group of women of color who with education, energy and intention have shaped a Community Birth Companion Collective. Our Community Birth Companions now offer FREE and comprehensive support to women, babies, and their families. Are you pregnant or do you know someone who is? Interested in pregnancy, birth and parenting? Come to our Sharing Circle on September 20th and meet our Birth...
Read MoreListen to the 30 second promo: Women’s Health Today Promo for September 23, 2011 Tune in to Women’s Health Today on September 23 at 8am on KUNM 89.9fm or online at www.kunm.org. The show will cover birthing options in New Mexico featuring interviews with Abigail Eaves of Dar A Luz Birth Center, Annette Lindeman of Lovelace Women’s Hospital, and two home birth midwives: Nandi Hill and Terry Simmons. For more...
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