The future begins with the way we are born.
The National Association of Certified Professional Midwives (NACPM) is the membership organization representing Certified Professional Midwives (CPM) in the United States. Certified Professional Midwives provide unique and critical access to normal physiologic birth, profoundly benefitting childbearing people and their newborns. Founded in 2000, NACPM ensures a powerful, collective voice for Certified Professional Midwives. NACPM directs its influence toward improving outcomes for all childbearing people and their infants, investing in a strong racially, ethnically, and socially representative CPM workforce, and helping to drive urgently needed changes in the systems that care for birthing people in the U.S. today.
The Association of Christian Birth Professionals is pleased to announce the application period is now open for the 2025 Rebekah Knapp Scholarship for Educational Expenses.
Abide Women’s Health Services, a nonprofit maternal health clinic in South Dallas, is currently seeking a Bilingual Staff Midwife (English/Spanish) to join our dedicated team.
We’re excited to share that the webinar Wildfire Smoke and Midwifery: Tools for Community Education and Resilience, is now available for 2 MEAC CEUs on our website. You can access both the webinar and the course to obtain CEUs below.
“We Deserve Options": Military Families Call for TRICARE Reform
Voices from NACPM’s STRIKE Volunteer Team Highlight the Urgent Need for Midwifery Access and Equity in Military
If passed, this legislation would mark a transformative shift in how the U.S. supports the reproductive health of military families. It reflects a broader understanding that access to midwifery care is not a luxury—it’s a proven, cost-effective solution to our maternal health crisis.
BMMA, Inc. (Black Mamas Matter Alliance) is seeking new Board Members. Nominations are currently being accepted until July 10, 2025. We are seeking up to five new Board members who are resourceful, values-aligned, and committed to advancing maternal health equity (domestically & globally), reproductive justice, and the sustainability of BMMA as the premier Black Maternal Health organization.
The Deadline to Apply is July 10, 2025.
(Note: Form requires a Gmail account to access.)