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Upcoming Events

Aug 4 | 10:30am - 1:30pm

Welcome Back Day Edition

Celebrate the start of semester with Welcome Back Day Edition! Explore a variety of delicious international flavours, enjoy a vibrant campus atmosphere, and connect with fellow students as we welcome you back to ACU. Come hungry and bring your friends!

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Aug 12 | 11:30am - 12:30pm

Bake Sale for Birth Kits

The team at Melbourne MidSoc will be selling homemade goods to fundraise for Birth Kit Foundation Australia. Birth kits provide the absolute essential items for those without healthcare to birth safely. Every $5 provides the materials for 1 birth kit, including soap, gauze, gloves and more. Join us later in semester 2 to prepare the kits for women and birthing people around the world.

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Sep 8 | 1:30pm - 2:30pm

Fetal Monitoring Masterclass with Leading Expert Dr Kirsten Small

Dr Kirsten Small (she/her) is a retired specialist obstetrician and gynaecologist. She is an educator, researcher, author, and the person behind the Birth Small Talk blog. Her mission in life is to cut through myths and misinformation about fetal monitoring practices so women can confidently choose an approach that works best for them. Kirsten is a neurospicy introverted feminist who lives on the Sunshine Coast of Queensland, Australia. When she’s not busy overthrowing the patriarchy she’s usually grandparenting, gardening, or crafting. CTG monitoring is a core skill set for midwifery practice, with much time and effort dedicated to developing and maintaining interpretation skills. Dr Kirsten Small will take us back to the basics in this presentation, exploring the evidence base for different fetal monitoring options. In which situations is there: clear evidence of benefit from CTG use? evidence of no benefit from CTG use? evidence of harm from CTG use? She will remind us of the importance of providing accurate information to women and birthing people as they make decisions about fetal monitoring options for their own labour.

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Sep 28 | 8:30am - 5:00pm

Spinning Babies

Improve labour outcomes with a Spinning Babies® Foundational Workshop. Learn physiological techniques that offer a complete system of birth preparation and labor ease concepts to improve labour with the baby's position. The workshop costs $120 US dollars (approx $170 AUD). Please note you will be redirected to the Spinning Babies website and will need to purchase your ticket there to secure your spot. You need to be registered on ACU life and Spinning Babies to be a registered attendee.

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Oct 7 | 12:00pm - 2:00pm

Birth Kits Assembly Day

Volunteer and donate some of your time to help those in need. We have partnered with the Birthing Kit Foundation Australia to provide women in need with safe sterile birthing packs. Clean Birth Kits are a valuable resource in emergency and humanitarian settings to help prevent infection for mothers and newborns. The cost of a kit is AU$5, register or donate today.

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  • MidSoc Merch Is Here — and It’s Better Than Ever!

    We’re thrilled to announce our new merch drop as part of the MidSoc rebrand — and trust us, it's better than ever.

    This release features our fresh MidSoc hoodies and tees, designed to keep you comfy while repping your midwifery pride on shift, on campus, or anywhere in between.

    What’s on offer:

    MidSoc Hoodie — $50 & MidSoc Tee — $30

    Made from soft, breathable fabric with high-quality printing, these pieces are wardrobe staples for every midwifery student.

    Every purchase supports MidSoc and helps us continue building a strong, inclusive community.

    Preorder yours now here

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Melbourne Midwifery Society

115 Victoria Parade
Fitzroy, VIC, 3065