The proposed scientific conference is organized by the International Society for Research in Human Milk and Lactation (ISRHML) Conference and entitled, “22nd ISRHML International Conference on Human Milk and Lactation Research: Advancing Science, Fostering Inclusivity, Shaping the Future” will take place on December 9-13, 2024, in Charleston, South Carolina. This conference will bring together researchers, clinicians, and healthcare professionals from diverse backgrounds and geographical regions around the globe, creating a dynamic platform for scientific exchange, education, and collaboration. The conference’s primary focus is to promote scientific excellence in the field of human milk and lactation research. Specifically, the Aims of the Conference are threefold: (1) Foster an inclusive exchange of scientific knowledge on the biology of human milk and lactation; (2) Advance cutting-edge research on the health effects of human milk and lactation; and (3) Translate basic science research into clinical practice and refine dissemination strategies. Distinguished from other conferences, this event is specifically designed to emphasize specialized research in human milk biology and composition and translating scientific discoveries from laboratory research to clinical practice. The conference will adhere to WHO code guidelines and offer CME/CE accreditation. Through this R13 application, we will offer trainee travel awards, virtual participation options, and accommodations for individuals with disabilities, ensuring that the conference is accessible to a broad audience. Beyond the conference, we are committed to evaluating the success of our inclusion, diversity, equity, and access (IDEA) efforts. Metrics include representation, attendee feedback, post-conference collaborations, longitudinal assessments, and comparisons to established benchmarks. These evaluations will inform our strategies for future conferences and contribute to creating a lasting impact on the scientific community. We anticipate sharing of breakthroughs, fostering new collaborations, and shared discoveries that will shape the trajectory of research in this vital field. Our Aims collectively underscore our commitment as a Society to advancing the scientific exploration of human milk and lactation, while emphasizing the global reach and inclusivity of our conference. By aligning our objectives with the goals of the NIH, through this planned conference, we aim to advance scientific knowledge, promote health equity, and ensure that research in human milk and lactation contributes significantly to the well-being of people worldwide.