Sheila Kitzinger

Childbirth activist and author

Sheila Kitzinger - Activists & Humanitarians born March 29th, 1929
Born
Died

2015
11 years ago — 86 years old

Category

Activists & Humanitarians

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United Kingdom

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An influential childbirth activist and author, focused on women's rights in maternity care. Published numerous books on childbirth and women's experiences, including 'The Childbirth Book' and 'Women as Mothers.' Engaged in discussions surrounding the medicalization of childbirth and advocated for women's autonomy in childbirth choices. Worked alongside various organizations to promote midwifery and respectful maternity care, contributing to the dialogue on women's rights in healthcare settings.

Authored 'The Childbirth Book'

Advocated for midwifery

Contributed to women's rights in maternity care

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