March 12, 2024 from 12:00 PM – 01:00 PM ET Vaccine hesitancy is defined as an attitude resulting in delay or refusal of vaccines. While this phenomenon is complex,… Read More »Special Webinar: Addressing Vaccine Hesitancy: Emerging Tools for Clinicians
Article by Stephen Brun/CBC, Feb. 1, 2024 After decades of proponents calling for the service, Health P.E.I. has hired its first two midwives to provide… Read More »P.E.I. finally has its first official midwives (CBC)
Join us on February 26th, 12-2pm EST, for “Showcasing Excellence: Empowering IBPOC Midwifery Researchers,” a webinar highlighting the research of IBPOC midwives and students. Discover… Read More »Showcasing Excellence in IBPOC Research
Join the National Council of Indigenous Midwives as we host another national forum on Indigenous midwifery and birth! The forum will include a variety of… Read More »2024 NCIM Forum: Connecting Together
The Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) is the leading cause of lower respiratory tract infections in infants with significant morbidity and a risk of hospitalization. This… Read More »Updates in Pediatric RSV Prevention for Midwifery Practice with Dr. Jasleen Kaur Grewal
Empowering IBPOC Midwifery Researchers Opportunity CAM invites IBPOC midwifery researchers with publish-ready or recently published work (within 3-5 years) to apply. Successful applicants may receive… Read More »Receive up to $5000 to support the publication and visibility of your research
The Canadian Association of Midwives (CAM) joins the chorus of voices calling for an end to the violence in Gaza, Israel and the West Bank.… Read More »The Canadian Association of Midwives calls for a sustained humanitarian ceasefire
Link to the micro-contribution application: https://questionnaire.simplesondage.com/f/s.aspx?s=698a8570-d788-42a9-8acb-a55f50d04b4c The Canadian Association of Midwives (CAM) is pleased to announce the launch of a new micro-contribution program. CAM will distribute… Read More »Micro-contribution information session for community organizations, midwifery practices, clinics, birth, and health centres in Canada
Family violence is not easy to talk about; it may also not be easy to recognize or know how to address. In this video series,… Read More »New Video Series: Midwives Recognize and Respond to Family Violence
The recording of the webinar “Demystifying What it is to Work as a Midwife in Atlantic Canada” is available on the Webinars, Workshops and more… Read More »Recording Ready! Demystifying What it is to Work as a Midwife in Atlantic Canada
The Canadian Association of Midwives (CAM) calls for immediate, unhindered, and sustained access to health care services including sexual and reproductive health care in all… Read More »Statement: Urgent access to reproductive care and protection of pregnant and vulnerable people and midwives in the Middle East
For decades, Inuit women in northern Quebec had to travel south, far from family and support, to give birth. That changed in 1986 when the North’s first midwifery clinic opened in Puvirnituq.
The Canadian Association of Midwives is pleased to announce that its annual midwifery conference will be in person this year. This celebrated conference will be… Read More »The CAM Conference 2023 is Here
CAM is working on the development of a podcast for members, professionals working in SRHR, and other birth workers. We value your input. Please share… Read More »CAM Podcast Development Survey
The Midwives Recognize and Respond to Family Violence Resource Toolkit includes tip sheets, tools, backgrounders and scenarios to support the learning and practice of trauma-informed… Read More »New Resource Toolkit on Recognizing and Responding to Family Violence