September 30 – October 3, 2010 | Midwest Airlines Convention Center | Milwaukee, WI
Hosted by Lamaze International and the International Childbirth Education Association
Listen to a message from Penny Simkin, renowned author, educator and doula.
Unite with Friends and Colleagues for the Future of Birth
Join us as Lamaze International and the International Childbirth Education Association (ICEA) convene in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, on September 30 – October 3, 2010, to celebrate their 50-year anniversaries. The 50th Anniversary Mega Conference, Celebrating Our Pasts, Uniting for the Future of Birth, will unify the birth community in an unprecedented event that combines education, research, networking and social
activities.
Attend and Earn!
Need to renew your certification for Lamaze International or ICEA? Attendance at the full line-up of educational offerings at the 50th Anniversary Mega Conference satisfies your continuing education requirements for Lamaze and ICEA recertification!
Earn contact hours from Lamaze, ICEA, VNA (nursing), ACNM, IBLCE and NASW. Contact Hours are pending; please check back for specific contact hour amounts for each group.
Who Should Attend? You Should!
Attendees of the 50th Anniversary Mega Conference are like-minded, passionate professionals that represent several disciplines in maternity care, including:
- Childbirth educators
- Doulas
- Midwives
- Nurses
- Nutritionists
- Breastfeeding Support Specialists
- Health Care Professionals
For questions, please call 202-367-1128 or e-mail info@futureofbirthconference.org.
Lamaze International is an organization dedicated to helping women achieve safer, healthier births through education and greater understanding of the natural childbirth process. Lamaze Certified Childbirth Educator (LCCE) help women and their partners feel more prepared and confident about their decisions, so they can have the childbirth experience they desire.
The International Childbirth Education Association (ICEA) is a professional organization that supports educators and health care professionals who believe in freedom of choice based on knowledge of alternatives in family-centered maternity and newborn care.