Black Maternity Matters: Expert voices – Reframe Image Library

Join us with for a special edition of ‘Black Maternity Matters: Expert voices’ with guest speakers Sarah Todd and Debbie Hubbard from the Reframe Library.

‘Expert Voices’ is a webinar series hosted by Black Maternity Matters bringing expert perspectives to improving Black perinatal Care. A safe, inclusive space to reflect, share and act together with the opportunity to listen and learn from experts within Perinatal, Neonatal and Maternity care.

Guest Speakers: Sarah Todd and Debbie Hubbard

Session Topic: Reframe library – improving representation in healthcare education, training and practice

What we will cover:

• Introduction to the Reframe Image Library and its origins.
• Why representation matters in healthcare education, training and communications.
• How the library supports improvements in equality, diversity and inclusion.
• Examples of how organisations, educators and healthcare professionals are using Reframe resources.
• Impact, learning and future development of the project.
• Opportunities for attendees to access and utilise the library within their own organisations and communities.

About Sarah Todd:

Sarah Todd is Regional Clinical Head of Education & Reform (job share) at NHS England. Sarah is the Senior Responsible Officer for the Reframe Image Library and works collaboratively with partners across healthcare and higher education to improve representation, inclusion and health equity through educational resources and workforce development initiatives.

About Debbie Hubbard:

Debbie is an experienced healthcare professional with over 15 years of experience in physiotherapy, including nine years in higher education at the University of the West of England, Bristol. As Academic Director, she is responsible for a School-wide portfolio, translating the University’s strategic objectives into operational plans.

Debbie served as Project Lead for the innovative Reframe Project, an initiative focused on transforming healthcare imagery. The project’s mission was to create an inclusive and diverse image library that better reflects the communities served by healthcare services. Drawing on her extensive healthcare expertise and commitment to equity, diversity, and inclusion, Debbie is a passionate advocate for improving representation in healthcare communications and addressing the under-representation of diverse populations in healthcare imagery.