Events

AIMS would be happy to consider adding your events to the following listing. We do not make charge for this but would be grateful to receive a donation. Please email event details to eventsdiary@aims.org.uk

AIMS workshops

For all current workshops please see www.tickettailor.com/events/aims. These are potentially valuable CPD for midwives and students, NCT practitioners etc. We would also like to offer reduced price tickets to anyone who would find the full amount difficult to afford. Please email admin@aims.org.uk with your details including the workshop you would like to attend.

2nd Migrant Maternal Health and Early Childhood Research Conference

When: 28th April 2026

The Maternity Stream Research Network invites academics, activists, practitioners, policymakers and those with lived experience to share examples of g…   Read more…

AIMS Workshop: Understanding Twin Types and their implications

When: 15th May 2026

Stephanie Ernst, founder of the TAPS Support Foundation, will be explaining the issues that can arise in different types of twin pregnancies, and what…   Read more…

ARM Conference 2026

When: 20th June 2026

Midwifery Must Matter! Honouring our past to shape our future ARM’s 50th anniversary conference At a time when UK maternity services face ongoing pres…   Read more…

Top 10 maternity research priorities virtual symposium 23 June 2026, 10.00AM - 3.00PM

When: 23rd June 2026

MIDIRS is proud to sponsor the first-ever RCM Top 10 Maternity Research Priorities Symposium. This virtual event will bring together midwives, researc…   Read more…

AIMS Workshop: Monthly Self Care Space

When: 8th April 2026 to 8th July 2026

AIMS is delighted to be hosting a Monthly Self Care space delivered by Ruth Weston , veteran birth activist, AIMS volunteer and author of 'Born Stropp…   Read more…

Threads of Protest

When: 6th May 2026 to 1st August 2026

Join us for the launch of Threads of Protest A new exhibition at Science Gallery London exploring inequality in maternity care through creative practi…   Read more…

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Events

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2nd Migrant Maternal Health and Ear…

The Maternity Stream Research Network invites academics, activists, practitioners, policymakers and those with lived experience to share examples of good practice of init…

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AIMS Workshop: Understanding Twin T…

Stephanie Ernst, founder of the TAPS Support Foundation, will be explaining the issues that can arise in different types of twin pregnancies, and what twins parents need…

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ARM Conference 2026

Midwifery Must Matter! Honouring our past to shape our future ARM’s 50th anniversary conference At a time when UK maternity services face ongoing pressures, including mid…

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Forthcoming parliamentary debate on the petition calling for the appointment of a Maternity Commissioner ‘to improve maternity care for mums and babies’ is scheduled for…

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