Title Minnesota Breastfeeding Coalition Update Jen Mason, Chairperson, Board of Directors, MBC
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2 Title Minnesota Breastfeeding Coalition Update Jen Mason, Chairperson, Board of Directors, MBC
3 Title Thank you Minnesota Department of Health WIC Bullet Program Office of Statewide Health Improvement Bullet Initiatives (OSHII) UCare
4 Welcome! Returning and first-time attendees Facilities Lactation space Agenda Door prizes at the end of the day!
5 If resources and time were unlimited How can we create an environment that best supports breastfeeding? 2. What would improve breastfeeding support and services in your area? 3. What would you like to do to in your local area to support breastfeeding? 4. What would reduce disparities in breastfeeding rates? (Specify the type of disparity) 5. What recommendations do you have for Minnesota Breastfeeding Coalition projects? Please include your contact information!
6 Minnesota Breastfeeding Coalition Vision Breastfeeding: Healthy Babies, Healthy Families, Healthy Communities Mission Working collaboratively to create an environment in Minnesota where breastfeeding is recognized and supported as vital to the health and development of children and families.
7 Purpose Title Minnesota Breastfeeding Coalition work collaboratively to increase the initiation, duration, and exclusivity of breastfeeding in Minnesota promote public awareness and support for breastfeeding as the cultural norm increase awareness of and compliance with the WHO Code develop networks for sharing information among groups concerned about improving the health of mothers and babies through breastfeeding serve as a resource for health care professionals and the general public through dissemination of information and materials on breastfeeding topics encourage the development of local breastfeeding coalitions raise charitable funds for the above engage in such other activities as are consistent with the foregoing
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9 Title Minnesota Local Breastfeeding Coalitions 1. Becker County 2. Believers in Breastfeeding (Douglas County Breastfeeding Coalition) 3. Blue Earth County 4. Breastfeeding Coalition of Richland and Wilkin Counties 5. Carver-Scott Breastfeeding Coalition 6. Cass County 7. Central Minnesota Breastfeeding Coalition (includes Sherburne, Anoka, Mille Lacs, Wright, Stearns, and Benton Counties) 8. Cook County Maternal Child Health Group 9. Crow River Area Breastfeeding Coalition (includes McLeod, Meeker, and Sibley Counties) 10. Dakota County 11. East Central Breastfeeding Coalition (includes Chisago, Kanabec, Isanti, and Pine Counties) 12. Fargo-Moorhead Area Breastfeeding Association (includes Clay County in MN and Cass County in ND) 13. Fond du Lac Reservation Breastfeeding Task Force (as of September 2014) 14. Freeborn County 15. Goodhue Wabasha Pierce County Breastfeeding Coalition 16. Hennepin County 17. Hubbard County 18. Kandiyohi County 19. Lincoln / Lyon / Murray / Pipestone Counties 20. Mower County 21. North Central Breastfeeding Network (includes Aitkin, Crow Wing, Morrison, Todd, and Wadena Counties) 22. Northland Breastfeeding Coalition (includes St. Louis, Carlton and Lake Counties in MN and Douglas County in WI) 23. Olmsted Area Breastfeeding Coalition 24. Owatonna Area Breastfeeding Coalition 25. Polk County 26. Ramsey County 27. Renville County Breastfeeding & Healthy Families Task Force 28. Todd Wadena Healthy Connections 29. Washington County Breastfeeding Coalition 30. Winona County
10 2014 Minnesota Breastfeeding Coalition Membership Breastfeeding Organization (voting member) Believers in Breastfeeding (Douglas County Breastfeeding Coalition) Carver-Scott Breastfeeding Coalition Central Minnesota Breastfeeding Coalition Crow River Area Breastfeeding Coalition Dakota County Public Health Department East Central Minnesota Breastfeeding Coalition Goodhue County Breastfeeding Coalition Hennepin County Breastfeeding Coalition Renville County Breastfeeding & Healthy Families Task Force Washington County Breastfeeding Coalition Kandiyohi County Breastfeeding Coalition La Leche League of Minnesota and the Dakotas Northland Breastfeeding Coalition Olmsted Area Breastfeeding Coalition Owatonna Area Breastfeeding Coalition Polk County Coalition
11 2014 Minnesota Breastfeeding Coalition Membership Associate Organization (non-voting member) Anoka County Community Health & Environmental Services Family Home Visiting/Public Health Clay County Public Health Essentia Health Deer River Fairview Health Services Isanti County WIC Program Otter Tail County Public Health Minnesota WIC Program Todd Wadena Healthy Connections
12 2014 Minnesota Breastfeeding Coalition Membership Corporate Partner (non-voting member) Enlightened Mama
13 Growth of Coalitions in Minnesota Number of Coalitions Number of Counties
14 2014 MBC Board of Directors Melanie Ahlstrom Melissa Carstensen Linda Dech Pam Galle Barb King Jen Mason Marcia McCoy Jill Wilson
15 Election Results At-large director Jane Helgesen (Dakota County Breastfeeding Coalition) Paula Mazour (Dakota County Breastfeeding Coalition) Stephanie Rodriguez-Moser (Todd Wadena Healthy Connections) Treasurer Cherylee Sherry (Minnesota WIC Program) Chair-elect Joanne Wesley (Hennepin County Breastfeeding Coalition) Bylaws amended Chair-elect position will serve for a 3-year term starting in 2016 (Chair-elect, Chairperson, Past-chair)
16 2015 MBC Board of Directors Melanie Ahlstrom Melissa Carstensen Pam Galle Jane Helgesen Paula Mazour Stephanie Rodriguez-Moser Cherylee Sherry Joanne Wesley
17 Thank you Linda Dech (six years!) Barb King (six years!) Jen Mason Marcia McCoy (six years!) Jill Wilson
18 Steering Committee Melanie Ahlstrom Dr. Dana Barr Melissa Carstensen Linda Dech Kim Engwer-Moylan Brooke Gabrielson Pam Galle Oksana Gren Dr. Pam Heggie Jane Helgesen Mary B. Johnson Barb King Jen Mason Paula Mazour Marcia McCoy Mikaela Robertson Stephanie Rodriguez-Moser Jeanette Schwartz Cherylee Sherry Debra Thingstad Boe Joanne Wesley Jill Wilson Juliann Van Liew
19 2014 Minnesota Breastfeeding Coalition Activities 2 nd Annual Perinatal Hospital Leadership Summit 72 Hospitals Attending! 8 th Annual Local Coalition Teleconference Delegates to the USBC National Conference Timely, active Facebook page 3 rd Annual Pre-Conference Workshop 7 th Annual Statewide Meeting Board of Directors elections
20 How to get involved Volunteer with your local coalition Volunteer with the Minnesota Breastfeeding Coalition Steering Committee, Sub-committees Reimbursement & Licensure Encourage your local coalition, breastfeeding association and/or corporate organization to become a member of the Minnesota Breastfeeding Coalition New! Shop using the AmazonSmile program and Amazon will donate a portion of the sale to the Minnesota Breastfeeding Coalition
21 Minnesota Breastfeeding Coalition Resources MBC Website Hospital Toolkit Prenatal Toolkit Pediatric Toolkit Facebook
22 Awarded to: 2014 Triple H Award Wabasha-Kellogg School District
23 2014 Triple H Award Wabasha-Kellogg School District employs 95 teachers and staff and has a K-12 student enrollment of 579. The lactation room is centrally located within the K-12 school building, so any mother can easily access this room.
24 Save the Date! 8th Annual Minnesota Breastfeeding Coalition Statewide Meeting & Workshop October 23, 2015 Location: Greater Minnesota, possibly Northern Minnesota? We are looking for volunteers to help with hosting 3nd Annual Perinatal Hospital Leadership Summit May 15, 2015 Location: Crowne Plaza Minneapolis West, Plymouth, MN Talk to your hospital leadership and get them involved! Visit for updates
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