SRIP

The Society for Reproductive and Infant Psychology (SRIP) is an international organisation and registered charity, founded in 1980. It brings attention to reproduction as a complex, multifaceted field with social, scientific and medical significance. Through its activities, SRIP supports engagement, learning and development in reproductive and infant psychology.

The Society offers membership and organises conferences, including opportunities to submit research and propose symposia. Its programme also includes workshops and dedicated events for early career researchers. SRIP provides bursaries and grants, conference funding, prizes and awards, and research development support. A mentorship programme offers participants a friendly setting to share ideas and explore new perspectives.

The organisation also features a journal and information about past conferences, speakers and prize winners, helping members and visitors explore its work and community. SRIP welcomes donations to support its charitable activities and provides separate contacts for general and membership enquiries. By combining events, funding opportunities and professional support, the Society serves people interested in reproductive and infant psychology.