Abortion -- New Zealand
Found in 29 Collections and/or Records:
Fight for the right to legal abortion, n.d. [1970s]
Poster featuring a photograph of a woman above the words 'Fight for the right to legal abortion'. Credit at the bottom reads 'Published by Working Women's Alliance, P O Box 9012, Wellington'. White background with slate-blue photograph/text.
Interview with Anna Williams, former Social Worker, Capital and Coast Health [CCDHB], (2000 -2010) , 2021-09-27
Nergis Narayan is a social worker and counsellor. Nergis interviewed three colleagues involved with abortion care provision via the Capital and Coast District Health Board.
Interview with Dame Margaret Sparrow, retired Operating Doctor Parkview Clinic Wellington Hospital, Wellington, New Zealand, 2023-03-31
Dr Margaret Pack is the Counselling Coordinator at Te Mahoe Clinic, Wellington, and the commissioner of the Oral History of Abortion Care in New Zealand project. Dr Pack's oral history interviews cover a range of perspectives from people currently and historically involved in the provision of abortion care in the Wellington region, including counsellors and social workers, nurse/midwives and operating doctors.
Interview with Dr Anna Hudspith, Senior Obstetric and Gynae Register, Capital and Coast Health [CCDHB] , 2021-11-12
Nergis Narayan is a social worker and counsellor. Nergis interviewed three colleagues involved with abortion care provision via the Capital and Coast District Health Board.
Interview with Dr Carol Shand, former Operating Doctor Parkview Clinic and Wellington Hospital, 2023-02-17
Dr Jane MacDonald is a Senior Research Fellow within the Centre for Women's Health Research at Te Herenga Waka - Victoria University of Wellington. She has been a sexual health physician with clinical experience in women's reproductive health for 25 years.
Dr Macdonald's interviews comprise conversations with three operating doctors involved in abortion provision at Parkview Clinic, Wellington, and in other areas.
Interview with Dr Helen Russell, former Abortion Certifying Consultant and FPA doctor, 2021-04-09
Interview with Dr Janet Downs, former Certifying Consultant and Operating Doctor, 2022-12-13
Dr Jane MacDonald is a Senior Research Fellow within the Centre for Women's Health Research at Te Herenga Waka - Victoria University of Wellington. She has been a sexual health physician with clinical experience in women's reproductive health for 25 years.
Dr Macdonald's interviews comprise conversations with three operating doctors involved in abortion provision at Parkview Clinic, Wellington, and in other areas.
Interview with Dr John Tait, Obstetrician and Gynaecologist , 2023-08-04
Dr Jane MacDonald is a Senior Research Fellow within the Centre for Women's Health Research at Te Herenga Waka - Victoria University of Wellington. She has been a sexual health physician with clinical experience in women's reproductive health for 25 years.
Dr Macdonald's interviews comprise conversations with three operating doctors involved in abortion provision at Parkview Clinic, Wellington, and in other areas.
Interview with Dr Rob McIlroy, Senior Medical Officer, Te Mahoe Clinic Capital and Coast Health [CCDHB], 2021-10-08
Dr Margaret Pack is the Counselling Coordinator at Te Mahoe Clinic, Wellington, and the commissioner of the Oral History of Abortion Care in New Zealand project. Dr Pack's oral history interviews cover a range of perspectives from people currently and historically involved in the provision of abortion care in the Wellington region, including counsellors and social workers, nurse/midwives and operating doctors.
Interview with Janet Campbell, Counsellor Te Mahoe Unit, Capital and Coast Health [CCDHB], 2021-10-15
Nergis Narayan is a social worker and counsellor. Nergis interviewed three colleagues involved with abortion care provision via the Capital and Coast District Health Board.
Interview with Marie Deonarain, ex-Head Counsellor Parkview Clinic, Capital and Coast Health [CCDHB]. Retired Social Worker , 2021-11-12
Dr Margaret Pack is the Counselling Coordinator at Te Mahoe Clinic, Wellington, and the commissioner of the Oral History of Abortion Care in New Zealand project. Dr Pack's oral history interviews cover a range of perspectives from people currently and historically involved in the provision of abortion care in the Wellington region, including counsellors and social workers, nurse/midwives and operating doctors.
Interview with Ms Annie Simmons, retired Supervising Nurse-Midwife Parkview Clinic and Level J Service; ex-Clinical Nurse Manager Te Mahoe Clinic, Capital and Coast Health, Wellington, New Zealand , 2023-03-15
Dr Margaret Pack is the Counselling Coordinator at Te Mahoe Clinic, Wellington, and the commissioner of the Oral History of Abortion Care in New Zealand project. Dr Pack's oral history interviews cover a range of perspectives from people currently and historically involved in the provision of abortion care in the Wellington region, including counsellors and social workers, nurse/midwives and operating doctors.
Interview with Ms Hazel Irvine, Counsellor/Nurse Midwife, Research Ethics Committee Member, Capital and Coast Health [CCDHB], 2021-08-20
Dr Margaret Pack is the Counselling Coordinator at Te Mahoe Clinic, Wellington, and the commissioner of the Oral History of Abortion Care in New Zealand project. Dr Pack's oral history interviews cover a range of perspectives from people currently and historically involved in the provision of abortion care in the Wellington region, including counsellors and social workers, nurse/midwives and operating doctors.
Interview with Ms Jan Clark, retired Counsellor Parkview Clinic, and lawyer. Current ALRANZ member and Ex- SOS (Sisters’ Overseas) administrator, 2023-07-21
Dr Margaret Pack is the Counselling Coordinator at Te Mahoe Clinic, Wellington, and the commissioner of the Oral History of Abortion Care in New Zealand project. Dr Pack's oral history interviews cover a range of perspectives from people currently and historically involved in the provision of abortion care in the Wellington region, including counsellors and social workers, nurse/midwives and operating doctors.
Interview with Ms Lynda Angus, retired Operating Manager Parkview Clinic Wellington Hospital, Wellington, New Zealand, 2023-04-21
Dr Margaret Pack is the Counselling Coordinator at Te Mahoe Clinic, Wellington, and the commissioner of the Oral History of Abortion Care in New Zealand project. Dr Pack's oral history interviews cover a range of perspectives from people currently and historically involved in the provision of abortion care in the Wellington region, including counsellors and social workers, nurse/midwives and operating doctors.
Interview with Ms Maureen Marshall, ex-Nurse/Midwife and Nursing Supervisor, Parkview Clinic, Capital and Coast Health [CCDHB]., 2021-11-26
Dr Margaret Pack is the Counselling Coordinator at Te Mahoe Clinic, Wellington, and the commissioner of the Oral History of Abortion Care in New Zealand project. Dr Pack's oral history interviews cover a range of perspectives from people currently and historically involved in the provision of abortion care in the Wellington region, including counsellors and social workers, nurse/midwives and operating doctors.
Interview with Ms Sally Heppenstall, ex-head counsellor Parkview Clinic, Capital and Coast Health [CCDHB]. Currently working as a trainer and educator for nurses at ACCESS Health, 2021-10-22
Dr Margaret Pack is the Counselling Coordinator at Te Mahoe Clinic, Wellington, and the commissioner of the Oral History of Abortion Care in New Zealand project. Dr Pack's oral history interviews cover a range of perspectives from people currently and historically involved in the provision of abortion care in the Wellington region, including counsellors and social workers, nurse/midwives and operating doctors.
Interview with Ms Vivenne Ross, ex-nurse counsellor at Family Planning Clinic, Wellington, New Zealand. , 2023-03-10
Dr Margaret Pack is the Counselling Coordinator at Te Mahoe Clinic, Wellington, and the commissioner of the Oral History of Abortion Care in New Zealand project. Dr Pack's oral history interviews cover a range of perspectives from people currently and historically involved in the provision of abortion care in the Wellington region, including counsellors and social workers, nurse/midwives and operating doctors.
Interview with Seymour May, Potter and creator of ipo (burial vessels) for clients of the Community Clinic, Tairawhiti, 2021-04-16
Interview with Simon Snook, former Clinical Lead of the Community Clinic, Sexual and Reproductive Health Physician, 2021-06-21
Interview with Suesanne Kutia, Administrator and Kuia at the Community Clinic, 2022-02-02
Interview with Tiziana Manea, Midwife and Counsellor at the Community Clinic, Tairāwhiti, 2022-09-25
Interviews conducted by Dr Margaret Pack
Dr Margaret Pack is the Counselling Coordinator at Te Mahoe Clinic, Wellington, and the commissioner of the Oral History of Abortion Care in New Zealand project. Dr Pack's oral history interviews cover a range of perspectives from people currently and historically involved in the provision of abortion care in the Wellington region, including counsellors and social workers, nurse/midwives and operating doctors.
Oppose the Royal Commission, 1977
Laminated colour poster with a tan background and the bold black headline: 'Oppose the Royal Commission'. Includes photographic images of several protest marches featuring the banners 'Votes for women' and 'Abortion democratic right'. The years '1893' and '1977' are overlaid in bold red. Text at the bottom states '1893-1977: The Struggle Continues!' and in small print: 'Published by the New Zealand University Students' Association (Inc.) P.O. Box 9047, Wellington.'