Paula Cummins
"The idea that some lives matter less is the root of all that is wrong with the world"
Paula Cummins has a wealth of experience and expertise as a clinical midwife and is currently a senior lecturer in higher education.
She is a department lead for Equality, Diversity and Inclusion, with a particular interest in anti-racist teaching practice. As a Black midwife and early career researcher, Paula is keen to ultimately influence critical midwifery studies, specifically, the issue of racial inequality and de-centering whiteness in midwifery curricula.
Paula strives to advance cultural congruence through the curation of spaces that authentically meet socio-cultural and socio-emotional needs of staff and students.
Her extensive background and dedication to fostering inclusive practices makes her a valuable contributor to the Mokita team, aligning with our ongoing pursuit of excellence and positive impact.
We’re ready to discuss any challenges or goals around institutional and organisational racism that you are facing. From safely but squarely addressing the elephant in the room to teaching your colleagues to deliver training themselves, we can help you unlock closer relationships, greater wellbeing and the higher levels of performance you’ve been missing out on.
Get in touch to find out how we can support you.
