Breastfeed Durham received the following from Durham County Women’s Commission regarding Black Maternal Health advocates as the fight continues for equitable access to quality healthcare and the elimination of maternal health disparities. The Durham County Women’s Commission strives to educate the community and advise the Durham County Board of Commissioners on issues related to the […]
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Families that are supported to breastfeed are better able to meet their breastfeeding goals, and this saves needed infant formula for those families that truly need it. These guidelines are for managers, employees, volunteers, partner organizations, and those who handle food donations, work directly with the public, and conduct educational programs in food pantries. Breastfeeding
Meetings are free and virtual. The goal is to create a safe space to socialize for LGBTQ+ parents and expecting parents who like to talk about human milk, raising babies, parenting toddlers, and so much more. Amber Crews, chair of Breastfeed Durham’s LGBTQ+ Human Milk Feeding Committee, will hold the digital doors of our meeting space wide
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LET’S START THE CONVERSATION Breastfeed Durham will be one of the presenters at an upcoming Wake Area Health Education Center (A-HEC) LIVE WEBINAR on TUESDAY OCT 13, 2020 from 5:20 pm – 8:20 pm. The intended audience is Physicians, Advanced Practice Providers, Nurses, or others interested in reproductive health issues. The focus of the conference will
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This year, La Leche League of Durham, Breastfeed Durham, and Breastfeeding Family Friendly Communities are celebrating National Breastfeeding Month – Many Voices United – with a virtual Show & Tell and prizes! Share Your Show & Tell here! This National Breastfeeding Month, SHOW with a picture or video and TELL with a description something about
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On the anniversary of the 19th Amendment, urge Congress to pass the Black Maternal Health Momnibus to advance birth justice for all. Click here for a National call to Birth Justice and Accountability. Durham Parent This is so timely! Breastfeed Durham has been working for the last few weeks with the Born in Durham Healthy
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In August especially, Breastfeed Durham encourages all of our collaborators to improve equity by implementing Breastfeeding Family Friendly practices: Government, Healthcare, Community Support Providers, Local Businesses, Nonprofits, Faith Communities, Childcare Providers, First Responders, and Families. As a part of National Breastfeeding Month, Breastfeed Durham is proud to participate in World Breastfeeding Week, August 1-7; Native
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Save the date: July 7th at 12:30 pm, a virtual conversation with community birth workers, providers, and doulas about the disparities in black health and breastfeeding in our communities. Providers from the July 7th panel will be sharing their knowledge, practice, and mission to support Black Health and Breastfeeding during Black Breastfeeding Week, August 25-31.
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We would love to be able to connect families in Durham to local Businesses, Community Non-Profit, Social, and Faith-Based Organizations that are breastfeeding-friendly. We encourage organizations to apply for the Breastfeeding Welcome Here Award The Durham Community and the Durham Chamber of Commerce have taken great measures to support and protect families. We want to celebrate
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It is clear that we need to do more to advocate for Spanish-speaking families utilizing a community-based approach. Breastfeed Durham is in the process of forming a committee to address the needs for Spanish-speaking families. Would you like to join the committee? Do you have any lactation resources for Spanish-speaking families? Breastfeed Durham would love
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