A just and healthy Washington where all people—especially those historically excluded from equitable care—have access to high-quality, culturally relevant, trauma-informed reproductive healthcare through the advancement and visibility of the midwifery profession by:
 

• Promoting evidence-based, person-centered care that honors the dignity, autonomy, and diversity of birthing people, newborns, and families
   

• Eliminating health disparities through active anti-racism, accountability, and systems change
   

• Practicing cultural humility and amplifying the voices of Indigenous, Black, LGBTQIA2S+, immigrant, and rural communities
   

• Acknowledging and confronting the historical and ongoing impacts of colonization, white supremacy, and medical injustice in Washington’s healthcare system
   

• Building and sustaining a midwifery workforce that reflects and responds to the communities it serves, including through mentorship, education, and policy advocacy
   

• Fostering collaboration and solidarity with community partners, birthworkers, and other healthcare providers