Tim Dye @anthrodad.bsky.social · 15/10/2025So thrilled to have stood together with fantastic Deaf colleagues and allies in working through this monumental project! Four languages (Dominican and American Sign, Spanish, and English) seemlessly flowing at all times, and so much scientific and personal growth as a result. ❤️ 020
Tim Dye @anthrodad.bsky.social · 18/07/2025👉 "West Virginia’s history exemplifies the dual nature of MCH legislation in the early 1900s, bringing much-needed resources and attention to maternal and infant health, but accelerating the decline of midwifery through regulatory oversight and the medicalization of birth..." rdcu.be/ewnSTrdcu.beRegulating the Midwife: Power, Public Health, and the Decline of Traditional Midwifery in West Virginia, 1881–1929 010
Tim Dye @anthrodad.bsky.social · 01/07/2025👉 Just published: check out the birth story of the Maternal and Child Health Journal! "The Journal exists to chronicle our triumphs and our vexations, our curiosity and our ingenuity, our most fervent desires and our humanity." link.springer.com/article/10.1...link.springer.comThe Origins and Evolution of the Maternal and Child Health Journal, 1991–2025 - Maternal and Child Health JournalThe Maternal and Child Health Journal, a preeminent peer-reviewed scientific and practice journal of the MCH field, was established 25 years ago to showcase research and practice in MCH and to provide... 000
Tim Dye @anthrodad.bsky.social · 12/06/2025This was a fantastic example of starting from open-ended conversations with research participants and ending with a quantitative scale. ✊ 000
Tim Dye @anthrodad.bsky.social · 01/04/2025"We honor and amplify Article 27 of the UN’s Universal Declaration on Human Rights, acknowledging our right to science. We assert our freedoms to communicate, to understand, and to share – across borders – without censorship, and to value our right to language and free expression."link.springer.comThe Enduring Mission of the MCH Journal: Affirming the Right To Science, Practice, and Community in Maternal and Child Health - Maternal and Child Health JournalMaternal and Child Health Journal - 030