7TH ANNUAL NATIONAL SEMINAR

Beyond the Mom R e f r a m i n g t h e A p p r o a c h

t o M a t e r n a l C a r e October 14, 2016

8am – 4:30pm Detroit, MI

Black Mothers’ Breastfeeding Association

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Time Speaker Presentation 7:00 Registration/Continental

Breakfast 8:00 A. Davenport Hatter

K. Wisdom E. Bayne

Opening Remarks Chocolate Milk: The Documentary

8:30 Phyllis Meadows Plenary Address

8:45 Torian Easterling Brooklyn Breastfeeding Empowerment Zone

9:45 Break/Exhibits/Silent Auction

10:00 A: Joia Crear Perry B: Phil Millerov

Family Centered Collaboration and Advocacy Alternative Therapies for Expectant and New Mothers

11:00 Transition

11:05 Chocolate Milk: The Documentary

11:10 Linda Smith The Safe Sleep 7: Naptime and Nighttime Strategies for the Breastfeeding Family

12:10 Lunch/Exhibits/Silent Auction

1:10 Chocolate Milk: The Documentary

1:15 Joanne Bailey Jaye Clement Brandi Gates Kiddada Green Olivia Harper Juanisha Woods

Perinatal Models of Care

2:45 Break/Exhibits/Silent Auction 3:00 Jayne Jackson

Tony Jolliffi Jonathon Lawrence

Fathers for a Healthy Start

4:00 4:30

Kiddada Green

BMBFA Update/ Evaluation/Auction Winners

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KEYNOTE PRESENTATION: BROOKLYN BREASTFEEDING EMPOWERMENT ZONE (1.0 HRS)

T O R I A N E A S T E R L I N G M D , A s s i s t a n t C o m m i s s i o n e r N e w Y o r k C i t y D e p a r t m e n t o f H e a l t h a n d M e n t a l H y g i e n e

Objectives:

Describe the inequities in high need neighborhoods and identify root causes of inequities, which influence neighborhood health outcomes.

PLENARY / REMARKS 3

ANJANETTE DAVENPORT

HATTER

LMSW, President, Black Mothers’ Breastfeeding Association

KIMBERLYDAWN WISDOM

MD, MS, Henry Ford Health System

PhD, MSN, RN, University of Michigan, Kresge Foundation

PHYLLIS MEADOWS

Discuss opportunities of integration between public health and primary care to improve maternal and child health outcomes. Define the role and benefit of partners and doula support for pregnant women and families.

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Identify ways to effectively engage fathers and father figures for a baby’s healthy start.

Explain the important role that fatherhood plays in breastfeeding.

List inexpensive ways to engage, educate and recruit fathers.

Objectives:

FATHERS FOR A HEALTHY START (1.0 HRS) 4

Panel Facilitator

Strong Beginnings

Engaging Fathers

JAYNE JACKSON TONY JOLLIFFI JONATHON LAWRENCE

MPH, IBCLC, FACCE, FILCA, Owner & Director, Bright Future Lactation Resource Centre

Program Associate, Black Mothers’ Breastfeeding Association

BSW, Fatherhood Facilitator, Ingham County’s Strong Start Healthy Start

CHW, Health Equity Practitioner & Fatherhood Initiative Coordinator, Strong Beginnings

THE SAFE SLEEP 7: NAPTIME AND NIGHTIME STRATEGIES FOR THE BREASTFEEDING FAMILY

(1.0 HRS)

Objectives:

LINDA SMITH Describe normal sleep for infants

Explain Safe Sleep Seven.

Discuss baby proofing the bed and

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PHIL MILLEROV

JOIA CREAR PERRY

Describe the history of auricular acupuncture.

State uses for acupuncture detoxification.

Describe how auricular acupuncture treats health conditions for expectant and new mothers.

ALTERNATIVE THERAPIES FOR

EXPECTANT AND NEW MOTHERRS

(1.0 HRS)

5 FAMILY-CENTERED COLLABORATION &

ADVOCACY (1.0 HRS)

MD, Founder & President, National Birth Equity Collaborative MA, LLPC, CADC, ADA

Outreach Specialist Montcalm Care Network Objectives:

Examine and identify significant factors that are associated with fetal and infant mortality.

State ways to improve policies and services that improve equity in birth outcomes.

State ways to build community support and collaboration to reduce infant mortality.

Objectives:

and their mothers.

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CHOCOLATE MILK: THE DOCUMENTARY

SERIES

ELIZABETH BAYNE MPH, MFA, The African American Breastfeeding Project

Black Mothers’ Breastfeeding Association

Objectives: State ways that community-based programs improve birth outcomes & breastfeeding rates.

Explain how community health workers improve efficacy of group prenatal care.

Describe methods for building a lactation consultant mentorship program for community members.

CLC, CHW, Community-based Breastfeeding Peer Counselor, BMBFA

JUANISHA WOODS

PhD, CNM, Advanced Practice Nurse, University of Michigan Health

JOANNE BAILEY

PERINATAL MODELS OF CARE (1.5 HRS) 6

JAYE CLEMENT MPH, Director of Community Health Programs/Strategies, Henry Ford Health System

BRANDI GATES

Panel Facilitator

Group Prenatal Care

The Power of IBCLC

Mentorship

IBCLC, Breastfeeding Coordinator, West Oakland Health Council, East and West Oakland WIC

Community-based Breastfeeding

Peer Counselor

Community-based

Doula

OLIVIA HARPER Community-based Doula, BMBFA

Breastfeeding

Club

KIDDADA GREENMAT, Founding Executive Director, BMBFA

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GOT QUESTIONS?

Jayne Jackson 800.313.6141 ext. 3 JayneJ@BMBFA.org

ONLINE REGISTRATION tinyurl.com/BMBFA16

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