ISA Members Present meetings are digital, chaired by an ISA board member, and take place bi-monthly. It is a forum where ISA members present their work and an excellent opportunity to share lessons learnt, to engage with our ISA global community or to get feedback to questions you thus far have not found answers to.

Initially the forum was open only to ISA members. However, since early 2024 meeting recordings are published and non ISA members are welcome to join the sessions. Upcoming meetings are posted on our homepage. Contact us if you want to be invited. 

We welcome unsolicited presentations. If you are an ISA member and would like to present in this
forum, please email progcoord@stillbirthalliance.org. To join ISA, please click here

Please see the list below to get an idea of the range of topics we have covered in the past.

Presenter Topic
Samantha Banerjee (USA)
Kickstarting a Movement to Save Babies' Lives: How PUSH for Empowered Pregnancy is Fighting to Make Stillbirth Prevention a Priority in the US
Linda Vanotoo (Ghana)
Breaking the silence about provision of care after pregnancy loss
Marta Cohen (UK) & Harvey J. Kliman (USA)
The placenta in focus, two leading perinatal pathologists present
Eva Zsak (Italy)
Professional and personal difficulties healthcare professionals experience in perinatal death events
Mary Kinney (South Africa)
We know the barriers but what are the solutions for Maternal and Perinatal Death Surveillance and Response? Lessons from South Africa
Sue Steen (USA) & Treasure Nsubuga Lwantale (Uganda)
Implementing a perinatal bereavement care program in a LMIC
Nicole Alston (USA)
Skye
Marti Perhach & James A. McGregor (USA)
Group B Strep Disease and Stillbirth
Adrienne Gordon (Australia)
The elephant in the room: the challenge of obesity and weight stigma in the prevention of adverse pregnancy outcome
Bharti Sharma & Neelam Aggarwal (India)
Mourning and burial practices following stillbirths: A qualitative study from Haryana, India
Denise Kekimuri (Uganda)
Couples grieving a child
Karen Burgess (UK)
Petals Charity - Supporting traumatic grief following baby loss