Welcome to the Epistemic Justice in Research Conversation

Published on June 16, 2026
Thank you for visiting our poster at the ICM 2026 Congress in Lisbon! Epistemic justice in midwifery and maternal care relies on valuing diverse voices and forms of knowledge, and that includes yours.

Share Your Insights
We invite you to answer the question posed on our poster. Please share your thoughts, experiences, and reflections below:
 

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Continue the Conversation: Join the QMNC Research Alliance

Are you passionate about advancing quality maternal and newborn care? We invite you to join the Quality Maternal and Newborn Care (QMNC) Research Alliance.

We are a global community of researchers, midwives, clinicians, and advocates working to break down silos and build a stronger evidence base for maternal and newborn health.

Why Join Now?
  • Upcoming July Session: Continue this exact conversation at our upcoming virtual session on Epistemic Justice this July, featuring insights from Liz Kukura and Liz Newnham, and others.
  • Global Collaboration: Connect with a worldwide network of peers to collaborate on cross-disciplinary initiatives.
  • Exclusive Resources: Get access to our dedicated member platform, upcoming Tools Registry, and research working groups.

Membership is open to all who are committed to equitable, high-quality maternal and newborn care.

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