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Announcing New Chapter Leader Jennifer Wood of Northern Virginia

ICAN is excited to announce Jennifer Wood as our newest chapter leader! She has completed training and will be leading ICAN of Northern Virginia! Tell us about the birth climate in your area. ICAN of Northern Virginia serves Northern Virginia and the DC area. The best thing about our area is the birth workers! But there are

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Introducing Stacey Davis, ICAN’s newest chapter leader from Southern Utah!

ICAN is excited to announce Stacey Davis as our newest chapter leader! She has completed training and will be leading ICAN of Southern Utah! . Tell us about the birth climate in your area. We serve Southern Utah, that includes Cedar City, Utah, and St George, Utah. The best thing about our area is that it

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Should a Woman’s Ethnicity Decrease Her Access to Birth Mode Options?

If you have ever wondered what the leadership of your local ICAN chapter does, the following is a good example of our work to promote ICAN’s mission of improving maternal-child health by reducing unnecessary cesareans through education, providing support for cesarean recovery, and advocating for vaginal birth after cesarean (VBAC). Recently, in September 2016, an

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Lauren Coroleuski of Springfield, MO is ICAN’s newest leader!

ICAN is excited to announce Lauren Coroleuski as our newest chapter leader. She has completed training and will be leading ICAN of Springfield, MO! Tell us about the birth climate in your area.  Our chapter is located in Springfield, Missouri and serves Springfield as well as the surrounding cities of Southwest Missouri. The best thing

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Should Mothers be Denied Option of VBA2C? ACOG Clarifies.

If you have ever wondered what the leadership of your local ICAN chapter does, the following is a good example of our work to promote ICAN’s mission of improving maternal-child health by reducing unnecessary cesareans through education, providing support for cesarean recovery, and advocating for vaginal birth after cesarean (VBAC).   In September, a member

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