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Hannah Shaw

  • Growth Lead, Mob
London
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Rotary initiative supports midwives in remote communities

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By Hannah Shaw
| Rotary International Verified
Loading component... About 830 women and 7,000 newborns, mainly in low- and middle-income countries, die each day because of complications related to pregnancy and childbirth. These deaths are mostly preventable. Midwives are key to preventing them, so an initiative organized by Rotary members is supporting the essential work of midwives in Papua New Guinea and Australia.
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How FFA Shaped Life at Rustling Birches Ranch

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By Hannah Shaw
| National FFA Organization
2.1 min readCategories: FFA in the USATags: Aroostook County, Beef Cattle, business, Eastern Region, Maine, SAEs Three of the sisters who own Rustling Birches Ranch at the Mars Hill FFA Banquet. Left to right: Charlie Pierce, Julia Pierce and Aubrie Pierce. Rustling Birches Ranch is a small cattle farm located in Mars Hill, Maine. The farm belongs to four sisters who have put countless hours into working with their cows.
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A few more much-admired moggies from our book, CAT

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By Hannah Shaw, Leïla Jarbouai
| Phaidon
Packed with images of magnificent moggies throughout the ages, our CAT book has become one of the fastest selling of our new season books. The book celebrates humanity’s enduring connection to our feline friends, taking readers on a journey to discover the endless ways the house cat has inspired artists and image-makers across continents and cultures. As one of our oldest animal companions, cats have been adored and represented by humans for millennia.
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