Help us grow the SRIP community – please share with your networks!

The Society for Reproductive and Infant Psychology (SRIP) is working to broaden its international membership and build an even more diverse and inclusive community of researchers studying reproductive and infant psychology.

In particular, we would love to connect with more researchers and students from low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) and the Global South to foster a more diverse and representative international community and ensure that a wide range of perspectives and experiences from around the world are represented in our field.

To support this effort, we have created the graphic below highlighting SRIP and the benefits of becoming a member. We would be very grateful if you could help us spread the word! Please consider sharing the graphic with your colleagues, collaborators, students, and wider professional networks, whether via email or on social media (e.g., LinkedIn or Instagram).

You can download the image here:

We are also committed to making participation more accessible to researchers and students from LMICs through reduced membership and conference fees, bursaries, and travel grants for historically marginalised groups (stay tuned!).

Every share helps us reach researchers who might not yet know about SRIP and who could benefit from being part of our community. Thank you for helping us strengthen our international network and make reproductive and infant psychology research more globally connected and inclusive.