Giving Mums a fair go: culturally-responsive care for refugees and migrants

在澳大利亚分娩的妇女中，超过三分之一是难民或移民，与澳大利亚出生的妇女相比，她们的怀孕和分娩经历和结局更差。这个项目使用一个交叉的视角来探索性别不平等、种族主义和移民的生活经历如何导致社会劣势和糟糕的孕产妇健康经历。将采用参与性研究方法与难民和移徙妇女接触，并为她们提供机会，以自己的声音分享她们的故事。所产生的知识将增加对为什么这些妇女的怀孕和分娩经历较差的理解，并将共同开发潜在的解决方案，以在未来解决这些不平等问题。

More than one-third of women giving birth in Australia are refugees or migrants, who have poorer pregnancy and childbirth experiences and outcomes compared to Australian-born women. This project uses an intersectional lens to explore how lived experiences of gender inequality, racism, and migration contribute to social disadvantage and poor experiences of maternal health. A participatory research approach will be used to engage with refugee and migrant women and provide them with an opportunity to share their stories in their own voices. Knowledge generated will increase understanding of why these women have poorer pregnancy and childbirth experiences, and potential solutions will be co-developed to address these inequalities in the future.