Changing Childbirth: The Latin American Example. Midwifery Today 84: 9-13, 64-65, Fall.

Anthropology and Birth Activism: What Do We Know? Anthropology News 46(5):37-38.

Ways of Knowing: Open and Closed Systems. Midwifery Today 69 (Spring): 9-13.

Windows in Space/Time: A Personal Perspective on Birth and Death . Birth: Issues in Perinatal Care 30 (4):272-277, Dec.
This was one of the most-read and most reader-appreciated articles in the history of this journal. Reprinted in Robert Weston’s Vale of Tears, 2007. New Wine, UK. Also reprinted at www.mothering.com/health (2010).

My Dream. Midwifery Today, January.

Mutual Accommodation or Biomedical Hegemony? Anthropological Perspectives on Global Issues in Midwifery. Midwifery Today, March, pp. 12-16, 68-69.

Some Thoughts on Bridging the Gap between Nurse- and Direct-Entry Midwives. Midwifery Today, March, pp. 15-17.

Types of Midwifery Training: An Anthropological Overview.In Getting an Education: Paths to Becoming a Midwife, pp. 119-133.

See the review for this book.

The Ups, Downs, and Interlinkages of Nurse- and Direct-Entry Midwifery: Status, Practice, and Education. In Getting an Education: Paths to Becoming a Midwife, 4th edition. Jan Tritten and Joel Southern, eds. Pp. 67-118. Eugene, Oregon: Midwifery Today.

Autonomy in Midwifery: Definition, Education, Regulation. Midwifery Today 46, Spring.
How To Grieve and Stay Sane. My Body, My Health: Women’s Stories. Kit-Bacon Gressitt and Jodie Lawson,eds.