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Midwives for everyone, everywhere - Canadian Association of MidwivesThe best midwifery conference in Canada is happening October 4, 5 & 6. The CAM Conference will be in Ottawa this year with over 50 amazing speakers and 300+ attendees.Midwives for everyone, everywhere - Canadian Association of Midwives Skip to content Cart 0 Search for... Login Support Midwifery Français CAM LEARNS Resources 5-Year Theory of Change Strength in Practice: A CAM Podcast Stories: Midwives in Action Midwife-Led Abortion Care CJMRP Vaccines Family Violence Position Statements Emergency Skills ESW Instructor Portal Queer Mentor BIPOC Mentor Webinars Strength in Practice: A CAM Podcast Jobs Job Listings Post a Job Job Dashboard Becoming a Midwife Programs in Canada Bridging Programs Mentorship Midwifery Across Canada What is a midwife? Indigenous Midwifery Racialized Midwives Regulators Council Canadian Association for Midwifery Education By Province & Territory The Future of Midwifery CAM Global News Navigation Menu Navigation Menu CAM LEARNS Resources 5-Year Theory of Change Strength in Practice: A CAM Podcast Stories: Midwives in Action Midwife-Led Abortion Care CJMRP Vaccines Family Violence Position Statements Emergency Skills ESW Instructor Portal Queer Mentor BIPOC Mentor Webinars Strength in Practice: A CAM Podcast Jobs Job Listings Post a Job Job Dashboard Becoming a Midwife Programs in Canada Bridging Programs Mentorship Midwifery Across Canada What is a midwife? Indigenous Midwifery Racialized Midwives Regulators Council Canadian Association for Midwifery Education By Province & Territory The Future of Midwifery CAM Global News Login Support Midwifery Français     Register now A New Podcast for Midwives Delving into critical issues at the cultural and scientific intersections of Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights Listen now CAM Global Midwives play a unique and fundamental role in promoting Sexual & Reproductive Health and Rights in Canada and internationally Learn more about CAM Global Combatting Anti-Indigenous Racism CAM formally adopts the Truth & Reconciliation Commission Calls to Action Read the position statement CAM Learns CAM’s new online learning platform, offering continuing education by, with and for midwives. Enjoy interactive learning on topics like vaccine-hesitancy and cultural safety. CAM Global Discover how midwifery is changing lives around the world and improving access to quality health care for people every day. How to Become a Midwife Learn more about becoming a midwife and what it means to guide the birthing person through one of the most transformative experiences a person can have. Find or Post a Job Find or post a job on Canada’s only national midwifery jobs board. There are positions from coast to coast to coast. Discover Midwifery in Canada Midwifery is a growing and dynamic profession in Canada, providing care along the pregnancy journey – before, during and after birth. Having a baby? Are you having a baby you’re looking for more information? Having a Baby provides families with information about pregnancy, childbirth, and choosing the best care. Resources for Midwives Strength in Practice: A CAM Podcast Canadian Emergency Skills Program See All Resources Latest News Partners in Care: Understanding Neonatal Skin Health February 25, 2026February 25, 2026 March 25, 2026 at 12 pm ET Join us for an online learning session,  connecting clinical evidence with real-world newborn skin care. Together we will explore infant skin development, common concerns, diapering routines, and practical, evidence-based guidance you can share with clients. The session features Dr. Andrew Carr, a clinical scientist who leads multi-national research… Read More »Partners in Care: Understanding Neonatal Skin Health Read More Partners in Care: Understanding Neonatal Skin HealthContinue NCIM National Virtual Forum — Body Sovereignty: Reclaiming Birth, Reclaiming Power February 11, 2026March 4, 2026 March 3 & 4: 12pm – 3:30pm ET Dear participant, Thank you so much for your patience as we work through the technical challenges with today’s NCIM 2026 Forum.  You may have received multiple emails with different registration links, please disregard. To ensure you have the correct access, please use the following link, it is… Read More »NCIM National Virtual Forum — Body Sovereignty: Reclaiming Birth, Reclaiming Power Read More NCIM National Virtual Forum — Body Sovereignty: Reclaiming Birth, Reclaiming PowerContinue TRUST in Midwives: New Canada–Malawi Partnership Confronts Looming Midwife Shortage February 2, 2026February 2, 2026 In Malawi, midwives are on the front lines, yet a looming shortage threatens to break an already strained system. Malawi may need 16,400 midwives within five years but is on track for fewer than half. Find out how the TRUST project aims to support the solution. Read More TRUST in Midwives: New Canada–Malawi Partnership Confronts Looming Midwife ShortageContinue CAM Vaccination Speaker Series December 1, 2025February 11, 2026 Vaccination, Choice, and Client-Centered Care in MidwiferyThe Canadian Association of Midwives (CAM) invites you to a three-part Vaccination Speaker Series featuring leading experts in immunization, public health history, and client communication. Designed for midwives, this series explores vaccinations in pregnancy, vaccine hesitancy, harm reduction, and the broader social contexts influencing client decision-making. All sessions are… Read More »CAM Vaccination Speaker Series Read More CAM Vaccination Speaker SeriesContinue See More News Indigenous Midwifery Learn more about how the National Council of Indigenous Midwives (NCIM) is promoting excellence in reproductive health care for Inuit, First Nations, and Métis women. Are you having a baby? Are you having a baby? Find out everything you need to know including how to find a midwife to support you on your journey.   CAM’s head office is situated on the unceded traditional territory of the Kanien’kehá:ka Nation, part of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy. We recognize the Kanien’kehá:ka Nation as the custodians of the lands and waters of Tiohtiá:ke (Montreal), which has long been a gathering place for diverse First Nations, including Algonquin-Anishinaabe, Atikamekw, and Huron-Wendat. We recognize the historical and continued violence of settler colonialism and are committed to learning and working toward reconciliation through collaborative, bilateral and reciprocally beneficial relationships with Indigenous peoples and communities. Learn more   About CAM Careers at CAM Staff Portal Store   FAQ CAM Membership Contact Us Privacy Policy   Support Midwifery Facebook Instagram LinkedIn This website was created in collaboration with Réseau Koumbit. All rights reserved. Canadian Association of Midwives © 2023 Neve | Powered by WordPress   CAM’s head office is situated on the unceded traditional territory of the Kanien’kehá:ka Nation, part of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy. We recognize the Kanien’kehá:ka Nation as the custodians of the lands and waters of Tiohtiá:ke (Montreal), which has long been a gathering place for diverse First Nations, including Algonquin-Anishinaabe, Atikamekw, and Huron-Wendat. We recognize the historical and continued violence of settler colonialism and are committed to learning and working toward reconciliation through collaborative, bilateral and reciprocally beneficial relationships with Indigenous peoples and communities. Learn more   About CAM Careers at CAM Staff Portal Store   FAQ CAM Membership Contact Us Privacy Policy   Support Midwifery Facebook Instagram LinkedIn This website was created in collaboration with Réseau Koumbit. All rights reserved. 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