ALT A flyer advertising a webinar. It reads Reproduction in Society. 'Like going to get a facial': Pink and white spaces of reproductive services. Thursday 8th Sept 12:30 - 13:30 AEST. Ms Angie Sassano, Alfred Deakin Institute. Dr Christopher Mayes, Alfred Deakin Institute. Register for Zoom details: http://tinyurl.com/ReproSpaces. There are headshots of Angie & Christopher, both are looking at the camera and smiling.

ALT 'Like going to get a facial’: Pink and white spaces of reproductive services The effects of space and aesthetics is an underexplored issue in bioethical literatures on healthcare, especially reproductive services. Healthcare aesthetics have a particular role in influencing patient choice, and in so doing mediates who is – and is not – welcomed into certain medical spaces. Aesthetic and spatial dimensions of healthcare are particularly pertinent in relation to race, class, and gender. As such, bioethical inquiry would benefit from examining the aesthetic qualities of reproductive services and its implications on the reproduction of commercialised and racialised healthcare settings. In this paper, we draw on qualitative interviews with individual who have, or are, engaged with ART services and their responses regarding the spatial effects on reproductive clinics. In doing so, we examine the normative assumptions and effects held within clinical designs to discuss the construction and

ALT A flyer advertising an online seminar with Emily Porter & Naomi Lake, health ambassadors from Down Syndrome Australia.

ALT A flyer advertising a webinar. The flyer text reads: Reproduction in Society. In conversation with Emily Porter & Naomi Lake, Health Ambassadors, Down Syndrome Australia. There is a photo of both Emily and Naomi. They are both smiling.

ALT A flyer advertising an online seminar with Emily Porter and Naomi Lake, health ambassadors from Down Syndrome Australia.