… , and robust self-care plans, given that many Indigenous women are brought to this work in
response to their own negative birthing experiences. Though these results are not about the …

… to birthing facilities and providers for Indigenous people. … The societal importance of family
support during birthing has been … : the experience of birthing at home for First Nations women. …

… If we’re going to be setting up a Birthing Centre in any community it has to be supported by
the community first. And it has to be supported by the front-line workers, I mean the nurses. …

… A scoping review 3 conducted for the project, demonstrated there is very limited knowledge
nationally and internationally related to Indigenous women’s experiences of Birthing on …

… axiology of my people. My identity as an Indigenous woman has been shaped by the
Indigenous worldview of my mother and my father’s respect and support for that worldview. As an …

… , many Indigenous women gave birth in their home communities with some mothers birthing
on the land; the centralization of health care has resulted in the loss of traditional birthing …

… doulas must take account of the specific challenges that Indigenous women and birthing
people face in western healthcare systems. These challenges can include medical racism, the …

… For instance, Aboriginal women were identified as using trees to lean against during birthing
27 and Indigenous women in other parts of Australia have also described using trees to …

… Indigenous women: (i) increasing the Indigenous workforce; (ii) increasing culturally competent
maternity care; and (iii) developing dedicated programs for Birthing … Indigenous women. …

… expectant Indigenous women have been cared for as our most sacred and how birth workers
have championed the return of birthing and birthing traditions to Indigenous communities …