Ms Clarke has an extensive background in public speaking; with topics ranging from art, to International development, to birth trauma. Whilst an MP, she led debates on a variety of topics concerning national and international issues.
Theo Clarke will be speaking at the upcoming Fawcett Conference: For a Feminist Future (8th February). A central finding of the Birth Trauma Inquiry was the lack of dignity experienced by mothers whilst going through their trauma.
Theo Clarke is proud to be a keynote speaker at Public Policy Exchange's conference on 'Strengthening Midwifery Services: Rebuilding NHS Midwifery Services Under a new Labour Government and Ensuring Quality Care for All'.
Theo Clarke, one of the United Kingdom's delegated to the Council of Europe, spoke at the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe's meeting today. She highlighted the mounting pressures on maternity services in Gaza, caused by the ongoing war in the region.
Theo Clarke today had the privilege of delivering the keynote address at the Westminster Insight Forum conference 'Supporting Women through Birth Trauma and Pregnancy Loss Digital Conference'.
The Conservative candidate for Stafford, Theo Clarke today spoke to midwifery students at Staffordshire University about her work with the All-Party Parliamentary Group on birth trauma.
I'm honoured to win Political Speech of the Year for the second time! Thank you to everyone who has supported my national cross-party campaign on birth trauma. I'd like to thank my current inquiry co-Chair, Rosie Duffield MP, and the Birth Trauma Association.
Stafford MP Theo Clarke was delighted to visit Stafford Grammar School on the 15th of March. During her visit, she toured the School's new Wellbeing Centre, where she emphasised the importance of good mental health.
On Tuesday 21st November, Stafford MP Theo Clarke continued her brilliant work on encouraging women into politics by speaking at the 50:50 event in Parliament, hosted by Caroline Noakes MP. Ms Clarke drew on her own experience getting in politics and becoming an MP, as well as the life of a fem
On Thursday, Stafford MP Theo Clarke led the first ever debate on Birth Trauma in the history of the UK Parliament.
Watched by many campaigners and charities, Ms Clarke made a powerful speech that called on the Government to:
Add Birth Trauma to the Women’s Health Strategy in a meani
