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March 3 - 5, 2027
Artificial Intelligence
vs. Intelligence Amplified:
Empowering Families with Knowledge through Connection and Technology
Our 2027 Learning Objectives:
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Examine the evolving digital information ecosystem in perinatal care.
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Evaluate the role of artificial intelligence in clinical care and patient education.
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Promote “intelligence amplification” through human–technology collaboration.
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Address equity and access in the digital health landscape.
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Build partnerships between healthcare systems, technologists, and families.​​​​​
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NPA is different. So our conference is different.
We bring together people who are interested in perinatal care to share, to listen, and to learn from each other.
Unlike some professional meetings, ours is truly interdisciplinary. Because we believe we are at our best when we are working together.
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We are healthcare providers, parents & caregivers, birth workers, mental health professionals, educators, advocates, and community members - all driven by our desire to support and advocate for babies and families.
The National Perinatal Association's annual interdisciplinary conference is a unique opportunity to
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meet with colleagues from across the perinatal continuum of care
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hear diverse perspectives
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imagine new models for delivering respectful, empowering, person-centered, trauma-responsive care
JOIN US.
Let's learn together.
An invitation to submit for publication in a SPECIAL ISSUE
of the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health
Advances in Maternal and Family Mental Health: Relational, Clinical, and Systemic Approaches Across the Reproductive and Perinatal Spectrum
Guest Editors:
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Pamela A. Geller, PhD
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Victoria Grunberg, PhD
Deadline for submissions is November 30, 2026.
DOWNLOAD a flyer.
This Special Issue highlights emerging research, clinical innovations, and systemic strategies addressing mental health across the reproductive and perinatal spectrum.
We invite submissions that examine maternal and family mental health in the context of infertility, fertility treatment, pregnancy, pregnancy loss, birth trauma, postpartum experiences, and neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) hospitalizations.
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