Midwives

Olajumoke Adebayo has some ideas.

International Nurses Day—and Florence Nightingale’s vision—should inspire us.

To end the pandemic and better respond to the next outbreak, we must start prioritizing midwives.

Curricula and training must be country-led and aligned to each nation’s unique needs.

If you’re not already listening to midwives, start now with these testimonies from Fatima, Juliet, Sage, and S. Bakhla.

And why they wouldn’t want to do any other.

What does 2020 The Year of the Nurse and the Midwife mean for us? How will we be honored —and how will we honor the profession?

This midwife is giving babies born too soon a chance at life.

Johnson & Johnson is delivering on the new Political Declaration for UHC by launching the Center for Health Worker Innovation to strengthen primary, community-based care.

A new report by our members and partners brings together the voices of more than 2,500 nurses and nurse-midwives from 117 different countries on the topic of gender and leadership.