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  1. Les cours de l’association Pan Milar à Lausanne offrent aux femmes migrantes du canton de Vaud en Suisse, des temps de partage dans tous les domaines de la périnatalité. Les rencontres sont animées par une sage-femme et des interprètes communautaires dans plus de 30 langues qui prennent le temps d’être à l’écoute des couples et de répondre à leurs besoins.

    Après un an de travail sous la coordination de Stéphanie Pfister Boulenaz et Willemien Hulsbergen, avec un tout nouveau site web et une courte vidéo explicative , l’association Pan Milar facilite l’accès à leurs services aux femmes migrantes de toutes langues et origines. Une présentation des activités aura lieu le 7 Octobre 2016, à Genève, lors de la 6ème conférence annuelle de Giving Women, sur le thème des Femmes Migrantes: http://www.m2025-weobservatory.org/2016. Ce projet a été réalisé avec l’appui financier de Connecting Midwives.

    Voir plus d’informations ici: http://www.m2025-weobservatory.org/sage-femmes-et-femmes-migrantes.html.”

     

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  2. Africa 54, Voice of America’s daily Africa television news program, profiled Chinomnso Ibe, a member of Wagner College’s 2015 cohort in the Mandela Washington Fellowship for Young African Leaders, for its Aug. 7 broadcast. Chinomnso, a civic leader from Abuja, Nigeria, is founder and CEO of the Traffina Foundation for Community Health, which manufactures and distributes a simple, inexpensive kit to ensure the safe, hygienic delivery of babies, especially in areas with no access to health clinics. The story was reported by Philip Alexiou.

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