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File of papers and correspondence relating to Sue Edwards, a prisoner who brought a case against the Home Office after a traumatic birth experience while in prison.

The archive of Sheila Kitzinger (1929-2015)

Pregnancy and Birth Research Files

Research Files: Prisons

Prisons Research Files: "Correspondence"

Prisons Research Files: Prison Articles

Prisons Research Files: "Birth Companions"

Prisons Research Files: Birth Articles and Correspondence

Prisons Research Files: Women in Prison

Prisons Research Files: Birth "2003 Onwards"

Prisons Research Files: Birth "1990-1996"

Prisons Research Files: Birth "1997-1998"

Prisons Research Files: Birth "1999-2000"

Prisons Research Files: Birth "2001-2003"

Prisons Research Files: Birth "2004"

Prisons Research Files: "Imprisoned Women and Mothers"

Prisons Research Files: "Women in Prisons"

Prisons Research Files: "Women in Prison"

Prisons Research Files: Prisons and Birth Experience

Prisons Research Files: Publicity Material

Prisons Research Files: Birth Experiences

Prisons Research Files: "Research"

Prisons Research Files: "Prisons and Parliment"

Prisons Research Files: "Holloway Birth"

Prisons Research Files: Legal Correspondence

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Prisons Research Files: Legal Correspondence

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