Meet the Leadership: Sarah Dyer, ICAN of South Charlotte
ICAN is excited to announce Sarah Dyer as our newest Chapter Leader! “I’m excited to be in a position to help mothers who may be in a really difficult place mentally and emotionally after a disappointing or traumatic birth experience. I want to be able to offer hope and facilitate healing.” – Sarah Dyer, ICAN […]
ICAN’s June Volunteer of the Month
Rebecca Shelton is ICAN’s June Volunteer of the Month! Rebecca is a Chapter Leader for ICAN of the Midlands. How did you first find ICAN? The chapter leader, Kristyn, asked if I’d be interested in co-leading the chapter with her. She was instrumental in my success with nursing after my initial cesarean, and I was […]
Meet the Leadership: Erin Davis, ICAN of Southwestern PA
ICAN is excited to announce Erin Davis as our newest Chapter Leader! “I’m excited to leverage my training in childbirth education to help moms gain access to evidenced-based information that they can use to help understand the benefits and risks of repeat cesarean and vaginal birth after cesarean.” – Erin Davis, ICAN of Southwestern PA […]
Meet the Leadership: Serena Oliveira, ICAN of Vancouver Island
ICAN is excited to announce Serena Oliveira as our newest Chapter Leader! “It is everyone’s birthright to have access to up to date, evidence based research and community support in all realms of reproductive health, wellness and education.” – Serena Oliveira, ICAN of Vancouver Island Please tell us a little about yourself. I am a […]
Meet the Leadership: Megan Stark, ICAN of North Charlotte
ICAN is excited to announce Megan Stark as our newest Chapter Leader! “Birth is a life-changing experience, and I believe that education and support is the key to making sure the experience is one you remember with power and joy!” – Megan Stark, ICAN of North Charlotte Please share a little about yourself. My […]
Meet the Leadership: Cassia Beckman, ICAN of Atlanta
ICAN is excited to announce Cassia Beckman as our newest Chapter Leader! “Women have a right to be informed of their options, including the risks and benefits of those options, and make their own choices in their care. Healthy maternity care has to include respect for true informed consent as well as informed refusal.” – Cassia […]
