“… this new exhibition expands the frame by bringing stories of all pregnancy endings together, inviting solidarity across experiences — including miscarriage, abortion, birth and more — that are…

A powerful new exhibition is set to open in London this spring, inviting the public to rethink one of life’s most intimate and misunderstood experiences: miscarriage.

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A powerful new exhibition is set to open in London this spring, inviting the public to rethink one of life’s most intimate and misunderstood experiences: miscarriage.

Pregnancy Endings in the Hostile Environment , 1pm-2pm Discussing how immigration policy and NHS charging shape access to pregnancy care for migrant communities in the UK. Confirmed speakers include: Dr. Anna Miller (Doctors of the World), Dr. Monish Bhatia (University of York) Pregnancy Ending

This one-week exhibition is a collaboration between the FMP, documentary photographer Tara Todras-Whitehill and artist-curator Meg Ferguson. Promoting the full-spectrum approach, it challenges the hierarchies and divisions around miscarriage, abortion, birth and other pregnancy endings, demonstratin

This article explores the potentials of a materialist approach to miscarriage, taking Silvia Federici's provocation that ‘every miscarriage is a work …

We are delighted to share our interview with aracelis girmay (Knight Family Professor of Creative Writing and Professor of English at Stanford University). aracelis is author of the poetry collections...

A screening of the new critically acclaimed documentary that reveals the impact of abortion bans and restrictions in the US.

Information on the conference 'New Directions in Miscarriage Research: Intersectional, Interdisciplinary and Full-Spectrum Perspectives', Loughborough University London Campus, June 2026.

A screening of the new critically acclaimed documentary that reveals the impact of abortion bans and restrictions in the US.

A new collaboration led by two feminist academics, Victoria Browne and Susie Kilshaw, promoting intersectional approaches to miscarriage, grounded in bodily autonomy, social justice, and solidarity ac...