To improve Andean women's reproductive health and lives by empowering women and girls with knowledge and a healthier relationship to their bodies and processes, and by regaining individual responsibility in their reproductive life.
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Presenters: Cynthia Ingar (MA - right) and Jacqueline Medford (CPM, USA - left). March, 2008
Workshops with the women of Acopalca community, Ancash, Peru
Presenters: Cynthia Ingar (MA - right) and Jacqueline Medford (CPM, USA - left). March, 2008
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- hampiwarmi@gmail.com, cynthiaingar@gmail.com
- Having Andean blood from both my family lines, I am a feminist medical anthropologist, women's health educator, doula and mother, interested in helping bringing back women's autonomy over their bodies and reproductive lives, especially to more vulnerable women as in the Peruvian Andes, and in revitalizing female Andean Medicine and wisdom in reproductive health, including Andean midwifery.