Breastfeed Durham
The Durham Digest (July 2020)
Revive, Restore, Reclaim
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…
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Networking Event for Providers
Registration is now open: Breastfeed Durham would like to invite healthcare providers to come to a virtual networking event on Tuesday, August 4, 2020 at 2:30 pm. We would like…
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Doulas Are Back
A doula is a professional trained in childbirth who provides emotional, physical, and educational support to a parent who is expecting, is experiencing labor, or has recently given birth. Their purpose is…
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Community Partner AWARDS
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 North…
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Pro-Lactancia Hispana
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…
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Milky Pride & Play
Save the date: Breastfeed Durham will host (virtually!) its inaugural monthly Milky Pride & Play Monday, August 24th, 10-11am: a safe space to socialize for LGBTQ+ parents and expecting parents…
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Donating Milk During A Pandemic
We’re hearing from lactation consultants across North Carolina that the milk banks are running low. To all the milk donors out there – thank you! Human milk donation has long…
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Silence Is Deadly
Racism is a public health issue. Black women die in pregnancy-related deaths at a rate that is 3.3 times greater than white women…Yet, approximately 3 in 5 pregnancy-related deaths were…
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Health Director Update
What a powerful video below from the Durham County Department of Public Health! In this video, Health Director Rod Jenkins discusses protests following the murder of George Floyd, followed by comments…
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ON-Demand Webinar| Black Breastfeeding: Trauma and Resilience
The keynote speaker, Bonita Agee, is great, and her closing remarks were incredible. This presentation brings to focus multiple roadblocks, from historical trauma through present day factors, that impact breastfeeding,…
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