Breastfeeding and feminism: A focus on reproductive health, rights and justice
2008
Breastfeeding and Feminism: A Focus on Reproductive Health, Rights and Justice
Editorial
Author Information
Author(s): Miriam H Labbok, Paige Hall Smith, Emily C Taylor
Primary Institution: University of North Carolina
Conclusion
The symposium aimed to reposition breastfeeding as a critical aspect of women's reproductive rights and health.
Supporting Evidence
- The symposium aimed to increase recognition of breastfeeding as a women's health issue.
- Participants identified the need for socio-political support for breastfeeding.
- Strategies for action were developed to promote breastfeeding as a reproductive right.
Takeaway
This symposium brought together people to talk about how breastfeeding is important for women's rights and health, and how we can support it better.
Methodology
The symposium included presentations and working groups to foster dialogue among various stakeholders.
Participant Demographics
Participants included feminists, policymakers, researchers, breastfeeding advocates, and practitioners.
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