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We've been serving midwives, birth enthusiasts and your community since 1986. Through networking and education, Midwifery Today's mission is to return midwifery care to its rightful position in the family; to make midwifery care the norm throughout the world; and to redefine midwifery as a vital partnership with women. Midwifery Today began solely as a magazine in 1986. Since then, we have grown into a business that publishes a quarterly magazine and produces a weekly e-mail newsletter. In addition, Midwifery Today has produced and published several books, offers numerous educational aids, and presents domestic and international annual conferences. The name of our business is also our motto: midwifery is not a thing of the past, but a viable profession and, more than ever, the best choice for birthing mothers today and in the future. We feel compelled to give a voice to midwifery as a profession, to educate the public and to let our communities know that midwives are working for them in a responsible, reliable and loving manner. We also strive to give individual midwives a voice so they can communicate with and support each other, and become a genuine force for positive change in their communities and for society at large. In addition, we seek to unify midwives who are on varying paths. When we stand together, we form a powerful block.

The Concord Review, Inc. is a tax-exempt, non-profit Massachusetts corporation founded in 1987, to find, assess, and publish the academic papers of secondary students in the English-speaking world. We have now published 912 papers by students from 44 states and 38 other countries, and produced three-page reports on papers submitted to the National Writing Board by students from 31 states and two Canadian provinces. The unique assessment services of the National Writing Board have been endorsed by 39 colleges, including Harvard, Michigan, Princeton, Stanford, Viriginia, and Yale.

The Journal of Democracy: The smartest analysis on democracy and authoritarianism around the world. Since its first appearance in 1990, it has engaged both activists and intellectuals in critical discussions of the problems of and prospects for democracy around the world. Today, the Journal is at the center of debate on the major social, political, and cultural challenges that confront emerging and established democracies alike.