ICAN is excited to announce Natalie Uy as our newest Chapter Leader! “I really think there’s a big gap between what providers are telling patients and what the current research says. Women deserve better.” ~ Natalie Uy, ICAN of Tucson Please introduce yourself to ICAN: I’m a Tucson native. I went to college to
Meet the Leadership: Natalie Uy, ICAN of Tucson Read More »
Announcing two new features on ICAN’s website! Chapter Leader of Color Grant We are excited to announce that ICAN has begun taking donations to directly fund a grant for Chapter Leaders of Color! In an effort to grow in inclusiveness and diversity, this Chapter Leader of Color Grant will help partially or fully cover the
Exciting New Features on ICAN’s Website! Read More »
Empowered Birth. What does this mean? What does this look like? That is up to you. Does an empowered birth include one type of delivery, vaginal or cesarean, or any type of delivery? Does an empowered birth include pain medications or none? Does it include a top 10 list of items you can check off
ICAN is excited to announce Ryann Morales as our newest Chapter Leader! “We need to be reaching moms before that primary cesarean! I love VBACs but I love knowing a mom never needs to have one even more!” ~ Ryann Morales, ICAN of Northern Virginia Please introduce yourself to ICAN: I used to be a
Meet the Leadership: Ryann Morales, ICAN of Northern Virginia Read More »
Every second Wednesday, our blog will be featuring a book review as part of our new Book Club series! Check here to discover the latest books on topics such as pregnancy, labor, postpartum, and recovery from birth. If you have read the featured book or if you just finished a new and exciting book, please
Introducing the ICAN Book Club series! Read More »
It’s been six weeks since you gave birth to your first precious baby. You finally feel strong enough to leave the house with just the diaper bag, car seat, stroller, and baby wrap. Today is a “play date” with your birth education class. You are excited to show off your newborn but you are also
ICAN is excited to announce Emily McAuliff as our newest Chapter Leader! “I want others to know that having a repeat cesarean is not always a “safe” choice. More women need to know that they can have VBACs, even if it means finding a new care provider.” ~ Emily McAuliff, ICAN of Pensacola Please introduce
Meet the Leadership: Emily McAuliff, ICAN of Pensacola Read More »
International Cesarean Awareness Network (ICAN) is excited to announce Lindsey Seger as its new President. Lindsey has served on the Board of Directors as both Vice President and President in the past and is the current Accreditation Coordinator. She is also the chapter leader for ICAN of Nashville, a certified childbirth educator, and a diagnostic
ICAN Board of Directors Announcement Read More »
The International Cesarean Awareness Network is powered by the selfless efforts of our numerous volunteers. We cannot thank our dedicated volunteers enough for their cooperation and service in assisting ICAN with accomplishing its mission. In an effort to acknowledge some of our amazing volunteers who work tirelessly behind the scenes to offer support, education, and
Volunteer of the Month: Allyson Russell, August 2017 Read More »
ICAN is excited to announce Kristen Stratton as our newest Chapter Leader! “Informed consent and informed refusal are necessary for an empowering birth experience and knowing the facts is our right as patients.” ~ Kristen Stratton, ICAN of San Diego Please introduce yourself to ICAN: I am the proud mother of three children and have
Meet the Leadership: Kristen Stratton, ICAN of San Diego Read More »
