New Committees & Working Groups
Member involvement in these initiatives is key to advancing CAM’s strategic objectives.
Member involvement in these initiatives is key to advancing CAM’s strategic objectives.
CAM signs an open letter to Canadian Ministers to end immigration detention in Canada.
NACM’s Co-chairs are satisfied that the project took meaningful steps towards restoring birth to Indigenous communities.
CAM supports the Association of Ontario Midwives and shares their position that the health curriculum in Ontario should include information about LGBTQ communities and teach students about safety, their bodies and consent.
The Canadian Fetal Health Surveillance Steering Committee (C FHS SC) has made changes to Fetal Health Surveillance education in Canada that will impact many learners in the coming months.
INSIDE: Discover the 2017 statistics about midwife-led births in Canada; read about the reflections of a Quebec midwife inspired by her Congolese colleagues and celebrate with New Brunswick midwives on moving into their new home!
Registration is NOW OPEN for the 2018 CAM Conference & Exhibit, AGM, Pre-Conference Workshops, and CAM Global Health Symposium!
INSIDE: Discover the stories of six members of the Canadian Association of Midwives from six different regions of Canada, and how each has come to midwifery and made it her own.
INSIDE: Highlights of Toronto ICM Congress, Historical signing of CAM-NACM memorandum of understanding, ICM March for More Midwives event, Strong Indigenous presence at ICM, CAM-Global well represented at ICM, and much more!
Watch highlights of the March for More Midwives as well as guest speakers Jane Philpott, Celina Caesar-Chavannes and Katsi Kook.
A record-breaking 4,200 midwives from 112 countries attended the 31st ICM Triennial Congress to learn, share, meet and celebrate.