Reframing Revolution
Overview
“The Reframing Revolution Digital Gallery is a series of medical illustrations to encourage representation in women’s healthcare, for all forms of motherhood.
Women have historically been misrepresented in healthcare, portraying all female anatomy as white, slim, hairless, young, and able-bodied…. It features the following:
- IVF bruising
- PCOS
- Linea nigra
- Pregnancy breast changes
- Ectopic pregnancy
- Vaginal birth
- Stillbirth
- Postpartum body
- C-section
- Jaundice in babies
- Breastfeeding
- Hair loss
- Hot flashes
- Vulvas”[1].
Collection
You can view the collection in an embedded magazine in this blog post.
You can download high res copies of the photos from this Dropbox.
Please note:
The collection webpage will show you a magazine-style widget that allows you to view the collection. Use the Dropbox link above to download images for use.
Quick Reference Guidelines
Reframing Revolution does not have a specific licensing page or license type. The collection states that the images are royalty-free and free to use.
License:
Royalty-free image, no license specified. Please be respectful and responsible in your use of the images provided in this collection.
Attribution:
Reframing Revolution does not specify the attribution requirements; however, attribution is always encouraged! You can use the template below to give credit to the site:
Royalty-free image courtesy of Reframing Revolution
Additional Notes:
- None at this time.
- O'Callaghan, T. (2023 June 29). The reframing revolution: Make medicine diverse. Peanut News. https://www.peanut-app.io/blog/reframing-revolution ↵
