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
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Birthing Stories Phase III (2026): Adding Creating to Engaging and Listening
By collectively developing creative resources, we are bringing alive the birth stories of our team members/participants, and meaningfully integrating learning from our intersectoral collaborations and research findings.