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Photos courtesy of Hayley and Tyler Hubbard
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Photos courtesy of Hayley and Tyler Hubbard
Nashville Lifestyles and Florida Georgia Line are hosting Music in the City on Wednesday, February 13 at FGL House.
In addition to intimate, acoustic performances by Canaan Smith, HARDY, RaeLynn, and Morgan Wallen, your ticket gives you access to an exclusive Tribe Kelley pop-up shop and Shiner Beer and Old Camp Whiskey drinks.
Even better? Your ticket gives back, too.
A portion of event proceeds will benefit the Global Action in Nursing (GAIN) project led by nurse scientists at the University of California San Francisco.
In many places around the world, women and babies are dying due to complications during childbirth. One of the major causes is a lack of healthcare providers trained in maternal and reproductive health. Enter the GAIN project, which aims to reduce preventable maternal and infant death during childbirth by providing clinical and leadership training to nurse-midwives in high-risk communities, equipping nurses with the expertise and skills they need to save lives.
Above, Florida Georgia Line's Tyler Hubbard and his wife, Hayley, visit midwives at one of the GAIN sites in Malawi, meeting a new mother who had just delivered and named her newborn Olivia after the Hubbards' own daughter.
The GAIN project partners with communities to deliver intensive leadership and clinical skills training along with year-long bedside mentoring from expert midwives, and a UCSF support team to collect data on maternal and infant complications and deaths to ensure the project is making a difference. GAIN is underway in communities with some of the highest rates of maternal and newborn deaths in the world. The project promotes sustainability and scalability through its train-the-trainer model.
For more information on GAIN, email Kim Baltzell at kimberly.baltzell@ucsf.edu or visit nursing.ucsf.org.