In this episode of the Re:Pro Health Podcast, we are joined by Casey Eberl, RN, to discuss her work with Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) in South Sudan, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and Gaza. Casey shares insights into the realities of humanitarian healthcare, from navigating conflict and resource limitations to supporting communities affected by war and displacement. We also explore the resilience of local healthcare workers and community members, as well as the moments of connection and hope that make this work so meaningful. Thank you, Casey, for joining us and sharing your experiences.

*Content Warning: This episode contains descriptions of human conflict, bombings, human suffering, and death.

In this episode of the Re:Pro Health Podcast, we are joined by Brittany Johnson, assistant professor at MacEwan University and PhD candidate in Indigenous Studies. Tune in as we unpack the impact of colonization on traditional Indigenous birthing practices and Indigenous sexual and reproductive health. We discuss the disparities Indigenous peoples face within the healthcare system and explore what meaningful change can look like through Indigenous-led care and more culturally safe healthcare practices. Thank you Brittany for joining us!

Resources:

1. native-land.ca

2. tipiconfessions.com

Tune in to our next episode of the Re:Pro Health Podcast with Dr. Rebecca Rich, an OBGYN who sat down with us to talk about Inner City Health including barriers to accessing care and challenges within the healthcare system when it comes to providing quality care. We also discuss care for pregnant and parenting persons and how strong communication, multidisciplinary care as well as trauma-informed, culturally sensitive care goes a long way for patients. A huge thank you to Dr. Rich for sharing her perspective and experiences on our podcast!