Results from the Hungary version 1 survey: Hungary Data Trends
Hungarian event March 2017
27-28th March, one of the dreams of EMMA Hub came true with the help of the Friedrich Ebert Stiftung Buro Budapest, when the representatives of NGOs fighting for birth rights as well as a women-centered maternity care in the Visegrad countries met in Budapest to share their experiences and to identify strategic areas where they could jointly act.
On Monday, we had a session of presentations on the situation of maternity care in the Visegrad-region followed by an open public forum with progressive Hungarian health professionals. We also discussed the Hungarian results of the Babies Born Better Survey. On Tuesday, we held a workshop for NGOs and activists.
Photoes of the event:
https://www.facebook.com/emmaegyesulet/posts/1276654462389388?notif_t=like¬if_id=1490860613192183
Erika Schmidt
schmidt.erika@emmaegyesulet.hu
Erika Schmidt M.A. trainer, mediator, executive director of EMMA Association since 2018. Having graduated as a theoretical linguist, she firmly believes in the efficiency of cross-disciplinary approaches and cooperation. In the last ten years, she has worked on the topics of homebirth, structrural discrimination and transparency in maternity care, violence against women and sustainable activism. She played an essential part in organizing the Hungarian Movement for Respectful Maternity Care.
Anna Balogi
Robert Hudy
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