At our recent Breastfeeding Family Friendly Communities (BFFC) Implementation Leaders Collaborative Round Table, we explored a central question in our work: “How do we engage with businesses?” For many of us, […]
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What does it take to truly normalize breastfeeding across educational spaces? In Durham, North Carolina, it began with trust, persistence, and deep listening. In this article, Julianne Williams, a recent
Opportunities to Transform Public Health At Breastfeeding Communities, we believe in the power of collaboration and innovation to create healthier, more equitable communities. As part of our mission to advance maternal
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The Breastfeeding Family Friendly Communities (BFFC) framework has long provided a roadmap for building supportive environments for breastfeeding families. In Western North Carolina, the SAFE Infant Feeding Team has leveraged
One of the most challenging aspects of the Breastfeeding Family Friendly Communities (BFFC) journey is Step 10: ensuring that chest/breastfeeding is normalized within the curriculum of K-12 schools, childcare centers, colleges,
Self-Assessment for a Breastfeeding Friendly University Leadership within the university plays a crucial role in creating a culture that supports nursing families. This commitment begins with a formal, written lactation
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Reflecting on National Breastfeeding Month this August, we recognize it as a valuable opportunity for our partner Breastfeeding Family Friendly Communities (BFFC) to engage with local stakeholders, promote breastfeeding support,
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As I sit down to reflect on our Breastfeeding Friendly Childcare Bundle Project, I am filled with a whirlwind of emotions. It’s the summer of 2024, and I can’t help
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Following our March roundtable discussion, I’ve been deeply engrossed in our shared and individual journeys towards creating more breastfeeding-friendly communities across the United States. A particular concern raised by one
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Corali Francisco-Zelkine is a graduating senior at Duke University studying Cultural Anthropology and Global Health. Originally from South Florida, with family from the Dominican Republic and France, Corali has always
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