A call for action that cannot go to voicemail: Research activism to urgently improve Indigenous perinatal health and wellbeing

Sophie Hickey, Yvette Roe, Sarah Ireland, Sue Kildea, Penny Haora, Yu Gao, Elaine Läwurrpa Maypilama, Sue Kruske, Sandy Campbell, Suzanne Moore, Sarah Jade Maidment, Kayla Heinemann, Donna Hartz, Anna Adcock, Francesca Storey, Matthew Bennett, Charles Lambert, Nokuthaba Sibanda, Beverley Lawton, Fiona CramKendall Stevenson, Josée Lavoie, Liza Edmonds, Stacie Geller, Carrie Bourrassa, Janet Smylie, Vicki Van Wagner, Cheryllee Bourgeois, Claire Dion Fletcher, Alexandra King, Melanie Briggs, Faye Worner, Cleone Wellington, Adrian Carson, Carmel Nelson, Kristie Watego, Kyleigh Brown-Lolohea, Kady Colman, Jody Currie, Anne Lowell, Roianne West, Catherine Chamberlain, Lynore Geia, Juanita Sherwood

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Abstract

In this call to action, a coalition of Indigenous and non-Indigenous researchers from Australia, Aotearoa New Zealand, United States and Canada argue for the urgent need for adequately funded Indigenous-led solutions to perinatal health inequities for Indigenous families in well-resourced settler-colonial countries. Authors describe examples of successful community-driven programs making a difference and call on all peoples to support and resource Indigenous-led perinatal health services by providing practical actions for individuals and different groups.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)303-305
Number of pages3
JournalWomen and Birth
Volume34
Issue number4
Early online date29 Apr 2021
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - Jul 2021

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