USBC CDs

TXBC purchased a set of audio CDs from the 2008 National Conference of State/Territory Breastfeeding Coalitions meeting last January.

Sessions include:

Welcome & Introduction - Marsha Walker, Allison Walsh, Audrey Naylor

Advocacy for Exclusive Breastfeeding: How we can make a difference - Miriam Labbok

Infant Feeding during Disasters: Breastfeeding and other options - Julie Ware, Diana Bienvenu, Christina Glick

Talking Change: Effective language for breastfeeding advocacy - Melissa Bartick

Ban the Bags: Coalition collaboration to bring about national change - Anne Merewood, Marsha Walker, Amelia Psmythe

Nuts and Bolts of Advocacy and Lobbying for the Busy Nonprofit Organization - Jim Hudson

Breastfeeding Advocacy Demystified: Passing Oregon’s “Breastfeeding and Return to Work” Employer Mandate - Amelia Psmythe, Katherine Abdun-Nur

Tips and Tools for Working with Local and State Labor Unions to Promote Workplace Breastfeeding - Sarah Grosshuesch

The State Breastfeeding Report Card: Using your data to effect community change - Larry Grummer-Strawn, Katherine Shealy

Navigating and Operating in the Legislative Arena - Jim Hudson

Physician Lactation Education Collaborative of Washington: A model for providing physicians with evidence-based education and for affecting change - Kimberly Radtke, Nancy Danoff, MaryAnn O’Hara

Changing Culture: Showcasing breastfeeding as the norm at the Breastfeeding Cafe - Patrice Isabella, Elizabeth Smith

Motherhood in America - Kristin Rowe-Finkbeiner (Gretchen Wright)

If you would like to borrow any or all of these CDs, please contact Linda Jackson at Linda.Jackson@parknet.pmh.org


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