Issue 75
Autumn 2006
Theme: Birth without Borders
Departments
- Poetry
- From the Editor
- Networking
- Question of the Quarter
- Tricks of the Trade
- Marion’s Message
- Media Reviews
- News
- Classified Advertising
- Calendar
- Photo Album
- Midwifery and International Maternity Care—Marsden Wagner
- Afghanistan—Linda Barnes
- Birth without Borders: The Clash of Modern & Traditional—Wintergreen
- Tsunami Midwives: Learning to Burn the Umbilical Cord—Robin Lim, Harvest Rowena Alcock, and Kelly Dunn
- The Cambridge Doula Program: Helping Women Access Their Deepest Courage—Julie Brill
- What More Can We as Midwives Do about HIV?—Nancy Miller
- Twins, Breeches and Roadside Birth in Iraq—Susan Raymond
- A Hospital Visit in China—Teri Ewing
- Women’s Secrets: Childbirth in Rural Ethiopia—Deborah Craig
- A Miracle in Aceh—Robin Lim
- Homebirth Advocacy—Judy Hagan
- Eugene Conference 2005 Report
- A Selection of International Nutritional & Herbal Remedies for Breastfeeding Concerns—Cheryl R. Scott and Hilary Jacobson
- Preserving Simple Birth—Sister MorningStar
- Midwifery Revolution—Marina Lembo
- Arriba la Revolución—Marina Lembo
- Doña Irene Sotelo—Translated by Robbie Davis-Floyd
- Luna Llena (Full Moon)—María Cristina Galante Di Pace and Araceli Gil Archundia, translated by Robbie Davis-Floyd
- Luna Llena: Centro de iniciación a la partería en Oaxaca—María Cristina Galante Di Pace and Araceli Gil Archundia
- Preventing Episiotomies—Katherine Jensen
- Mexico Birth Center: Part I—Joni Nichols
- The Midwife Garden—Janice Marsh-Prelesnik
- The Meaning and Functions of Labour Pain—Verena Schmid
- The Business of Midwifery: Documentation for Success—Linda Lieberman
International Midwife
- Cards & Letters
- Country Contacts, IAM
= Membership Article
