Seeing the Family, Not Just the Diagnosis: A Midwife’s Reflection from the Mothering & Albinism Project

https://youtu.be/ie6qDrrNFBY Anitha Francis Mganga, an intern from Aga Khan University in Tanzania, writes: When I joined the Mothering & Albinism Project as a student intern, I came with a background in midwifery and maternal and child health, practicing in Tanzania. I understood the importance of respectful, family-centered care. However, this internship has challenged me to… Continue reading Seeing the Family, Not Just the Diagnosis: A Midwife’s Reflection from the Mothering & Albinism Project

Birthing Stories Project: Student Interns 2025

Involving students in an internship within a research project is valuable for both the learners and the coalition of research and communities. Each year, the Mothering & Albinism network welcomes student interns with varied lived experiences, disciplinary perspectives, and cultural frameworks to enrich the project’s research and advocacy efforts by broadening how discrimination, stigma, and… Continue reading Birthing Stories Project: Student Interns 2025