
Alisha Julien Reid
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Alisha Julien Reid is the co-chair for the National Council of Indigenous Midwives and a trained midwife advocating for the rights and needs of Indigenous pregnant individuals. She highlights the impact of forced travel for childbirth on expectant mothers, stressing the need for cultural support and accessible maternity care within their communities, thereby drawing attention to the systemic issues that contribute to poor health outcomes.
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Alisha Julien Reid, the co-chair for the national council who is a trained midwife, said expectant mothers may have to leave family at home to give birth.
Indigenous patients travelling to Thunder Bay to access maternity services underscores health care inequitiesThe Globe and Mail·
Canada· 2025-04-26


