ISBN: 9781644214763 - guardianas: dispatches from the association of midwives rosa andrade / despachos de la asociación de parteras rosa andrade (32 risultati)

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. A collection of testimonies from midwives in El Salvador who delivered babies during the twelve-year-long civil war and today fight to protect their ancestral role to care for the reproductive health of their communities.Una colecci n de testimonios de parteras de El Salvador que atendieron partos durante doce anos de guerra civil, y que hoy luchan para proteger su rol ancestral.This bilingual edition includes thirty color photographs and five black-and-white illustrations.A collection of testimonies from midwives in El Salvador who delivered babies during the twelve-year-long civil war and today fight to protect their ancestral role to care for the reproductive health of their communities.This bilingual edition includes thirty color photographs and five black-and-white illustrations."An inspiring testament to the indispensable role of midwives in safeguarding life, culture, and community even against formidable odds." -Dorothy Roberts, author of Killing the Black Body"In this book we get to listen to elders, warriors, guides whose love, care and support for the autonomy of people giving birth models the world we deserve." -Alexis Pauline Gumbs, author of Survival Is a Promise: The Eternal Life of Audre Lorde"A book we need to read, as across the world we face a relentless war against the main conditions of our reproduction." -Silvia Federici, author of Caliban and the Witch and Wages Against HouseworkDuring the twelve-year-long Salvadoran civil war, mothers and guerrilla fighters attended births out of necessity. While fleeing airstrikes, in caves and beneath mango trees, with no electricity or running water, these women became parteras-community midwives-and began to care for pregnant people in rural areas and refugee camps who could not access medical care. In 1994, in the wake of the armed struggle, the Association of Midwives Rosa Andrade (APRA) was born.Compiled from oral histories gathered in 2019 by Salvadoran American birth worker Noemi Delgado, this bilingual anthology weaves together testimonies from twenty members of APRA to tell a collective story of midwifery and community care in revolutionary El Salvador. In Guardianas, the beauty of the testimonies, and the care with which they were collected, come together to safeguard a vision of a world rooted in fierce bravery, dignity, and ancestral wisdom.//Durante los doce anos de guerra civil en El Salvador, madres y guerrilleras asistieron a parturientas. Mientras se refugiaban de ataques aereos, dentro de cuevas y bajo arboles de mango, sin electricidad o agua corriente, estas mujeres vueltas parteras comenzaron a cuidar a personas embarazadas en areas rurales y campos de refugiados que no podian acceder a cuidado medicos. En 1994, tras la lucha armada, naci la Asociaci n de Parteras Rosa Andrade (APRA).Compilado de historias orales recolectadas en 2019 por la trabajadora de partos salvadorena-estadounidense Noemi Delgado, esta antologia biling e entreteje testimonios de veinte miembros de la APRA para relatar un cuento colectivo de parteria y cuidado comunal en El Salvador revolucionario. En Guardianas, la belleza de los testimonios, y el cuidado con el que fueron recolectados, juntos resguardan una visi n del mundo enraizado en coraje feroz, dignidad y conocimiento ancestral. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - 'Out of necessity, women in El Salvador began attending births during the twelve-year-long civil war, when pregnant people in rural areas and guerrilla camps could not access medical care. From their mothers and older midwives, these women learned parterâia-traditional midwifery that was once the norm in El Salvador and has since been prohibited. After the official end to the war, the parteras became central fixtures in the 'repopulation' of their country, building new communities, often without electricity or running water or hospitals. In 1994, out of this organizing, the Association of Parteras Rosa Andrade (APRA) was born. Today, the founding members of APRA, along with a younger generation training with them, continue to fight for the reproductive rights of thousands of people living in the municipalities of Suchitoto, Cuscatlâan. Three decades since the war, APRA's work is increasingly criminalized by a government that has made homebirth illegal, synonymized miscarriage and homicide, and banned midwives from assisting in hospitals. Collected in 2019 by Salvadoran American birth worker Noemâi Delgado, Guardianas weaves together testimonies from twenty members of APRA to tell a collective story of: the experiences of midwives, mothers, guerrilla fighters and 'gente de masa' during the armed conflict that took approximately 75,000 lives; the role of the midwife during the period of repopulation after the signing of the Chapultepec Peace Accords, when thousands of displaced Salvadorans were finally allowed back into their homeland; the brutal obstetric violence that people giving birth in hospitals routinely face, and how this mistreatment compares to care provided by a midwife; the extreme repression Salvadoran midwives have faced since 2011, when the health ministry prohibited home births; the ancestral nature of parterâia, an earth-based art practice that is passed down between generations, and derives from an extensive body of knowledge about safe and empowering births. This anthology is both a safeguarding of the caretaking traditions of parterâia as well as a broader invitation to consider the role of birth work in organizing against war, imperialism, and corporate power. Here, the beauty of the testimonies-and the care with which they were compiled-ultimately come together to upend our ideas of what a medical ethnography can be and what an oral history can do'-- Provided by publisher.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. A collection of testimonies from midwives in El Salvador who delivered babies during the twelve-year-long civil war and today fight to protect their ancestral role to care for the reproductive health of their communities.Una colecci n de testimonios de parteras de El Salvador que atendieron partos durante doce anos de guerra civil, y que hoy luchan para proteger su rol ancestral.This bilingual edition includes thirty color photographs and five black-and-white illustrations.A collection of testimonies from midwives in El Salvador who delivered babies during the twelve-year-long civil war and today fight to protect their ancestral role to care for the reproductive health of their communities.This bilingual edition includes thirty color photographs and five black-and-white illustrations."An inspiring testament to the indispensable role of midwives in safeguarding life, culture, and community even against formidable odds." -Dorothy Roberts, author of Killing the Black Body"In this book we get to listen to elders, warriors, guides whose love, care and support for the autonomy of people giving birth models the world we deserve." -Alexis Pauline Gumbs, author of Survival Is a Promise- The Eternal Life of Audre Lorde"A book we need to read, as across the world we face a relentless war against the main conditions of our reproduction." -Silvia Federici, author of Caliban and the Witch and Wages Against HouseworkDuring the twelve-year-long Salvadoran civil war, mothers and guerrilla fighters attended births out of necessity. While fleeing airstrikes, in caves and beneath mango trees, with no electricity or running water, these women became parteras-community midwives-and began to care for pregnant people in rural areas and refugee camps who could not access medical care. In 1994, in the wake of the armed struggle, the Association of Midwives Rosa Andrade (APRA) was born.Compiled from oral histories gathered in 2019 by Salvadoran American birth worker Noemi Delgado, this bilingual anthology weaves together testimonies from twenty members of APRA to tell a collective story of midwifery and community care in revolutionary El Salvador. In Guardianas, the beauty of the testimonies, and the care with which they were collected, come together to safeguard a vision of a world rooted in fierce bravery, dignity, and ancestral wisdom.//Durante los doce anos de guerra civil en El Salvador, madres y guerrilleras asistieron a parturientas. Mientras se refugiaban de ataques aereos, dentro de cuevas y bajo arboles de mango, sin electricidad o agua corriente, estas mujeres vueltas parteras comenzaron a cuidar a personas embarazadas en areas rurales y campos de refugiados que no podian acceder a cuidado medicos. En 1994, tras la lucha armada, naci la Asociaci n de Parteras Rosa Andrade (APRA).Compilado de historias orales recolectadas en 2019 por la trabajadora de partos salvadorena-estadounidense Noemi Delgado, esta antologia biling e entreteje testimonios de veinte miembros de la APRA para relatar un cuento colectivo de parteria y cuidado comunal en El Salvador revolucionario. En Guardianas, la belleza de los testimonios, y el cuidado con el que fueron recolectados, juntos resguardan una visi n del mundo enraizado en coraje feroz, dignidad y conocimiento ancestral. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. A collection of testimonies from midwives in El Salvador who delivered babies during the twelve-year-long civil war and today fight to protect their ancestral role to care for the reproductive health of their communities.Una colecci n de testimonios de parteras de El Salvador que atendieron partos durante doce anos de guerra civil, y que hoy luchan para proteger su rol ancestral.This bilingual edition includes thirty color photographs and five black-and-white illustrations.A collection of testimonies from midwives in El Salvador who delivered babies during the twelve-year-long civil war and today fight to protect their ancestral role to care for the reproductive health of their communities.This bilingual edition includes thirty color photographs and five black-and-white illustrations."An inspiring testament to the indispensable role of midwives in safeguarding life, culture, and community even against formidable odds." -Dorothy Roberts, author of Killing the Black Body"In this book we get to listen to elders, warriors, guides whose love, care and support for the autonomy of people giving birth models the world we deserve." -Alexis Pauline Gumbs, author of Survival Is a Promise: The Eternal Life of Audre Lorde"A book we need to read, as across the world we face a relentless war against the main conditions of our reproduction." -Silvia Federici, author of Caliban and the Witch and Wages Against HouseworkDuring the twelve-year-long Salvadoran civil war, mothers and guerrilla fighters attended births out of necessity. While fleeing airstrikes, in caves and beneath mango trees, with no electricity or running water, these women became parteras-community midwives-and began to care for pregnant people in rural areas and refugee camps who could not access medical care. In 1994, in the wake of the armed struggle, the Association of Midwives Rosa Andrade (APRA) was born.Compiled from oral histories gathered in 2019 by Salvadoran American birth worker Noemi Delgado, this bilingual anthology weaves together testimonies from twenty members of APRA to tell a collective story of midwifery and community care in revolutionary El Salvador. In Guardianas, the beauty of the testimonies, and the care with which they were collected, come together to safeguard a vision of a world rooted in fierce bravery, dignity, and ancestral wisdom.//Durante los doce anos de guerra civil en El Salvador, madres y guerrilleras asistieron a parturientas. Mientras se refugiaban de ataques aereos, dentro de cuevas y bajo arboles de mango, sin electricidad o agua corriente, estas mujeres vueltas parteras comenzaron a cuidar a personas embarazadas en areas rurales y campos de refugiados que no podian acceder a cuidado medicos. En 1994, tras la lucha armada, naci la Asociaci n de Parteras Rosa Andrade (APRA).Compilado de historias orales recolectadas en 2019 por la trabajadora de partos salvadorena-estadounidense Noemi Delgado, esta antologia biling e entreteje testimonios de veinte miembros de la APRA para relatar un cuento colectivo de parteria y cuidado comunal en El Salvador revolucionario. En Guardianas, la belleza de los testimonios, y el cuidado con el que fueron recolectados, juntos resguardan una visi n del mundo enraizado en coraje feroz, dignidad y conocimiento ancestral. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Condizione: New. Founded in 1994, the ASSOCIATION OF MIDWIVES ROSA ANDRADE (APRA) is a group of thirty midwives caring for the reproductive health of thousands of people living in thirty-five rural communities in the municipality of Suchitoto, Cuscatl&aacuten, El Sa.