Statement of Inclusion

Our Network is committed to building and maintaining collaborative relationships with diverse communities to ensure that every individual and family's perspectives and experiences are recognized and supported.

 

We recognize that the term “women” is inclusive and encompasses cisgender women, transgender women, Two-Spirit individuals, non-binary people, and others who identify with or are impacted by women’s health.

 

We also acknowledge that not all individuals who access services traditionally associated with women’s health identify as women. To reflect this, we strive to use gender-inclusive language such as “birthing families” and “pregnant persons.”

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Our approach is grounded in respect, inclusivity, and person-centred care—honouring each individual’s identity, lived experience, and right to equitable, culturally safe healthcare.