What MEAC accreditation means for your midwife's education
Continuity of care
Midwives typically provide care throughout pregnancy, birth, and the postpartum period — building a relationship that supports informed decision-making.
Evidence-based practice
MEAC-accredited programs train midwives in nationally recognized standards. Graduates have been educated under independent peer review.
Culturally rooted care
Many midwives trained at MEAC-accredited schools emphasize community-based, culturally responsive care that centers the birthing person.
Your birth, your choices
Midwives support informed consent and shared decision-making. Your preferences, values, and cultural background are central to your care.
Find a midwife
Connect with a MEAC-trained midwife
Graduates of MEAC-accredited schools practice across the US and internationally. Use NARM's registry or contact individual schools to find midwives in your area.