L. M. Dinour and K. M. Camacho, “Breastfeeding Education in Kindergarten Through 12th Grade: A Content Analysis of United States Health Curriculum Standards,” Journal of School Health 96, no. 7 […]
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We are excited to share Breastfeed Durham’s Implementation Team Member Jess’s experience connecting with pharmacies in Durham. Disparity data explains where to expand access; it is never an eligibility screen.
Step 8: Pharmacy Breastfeeding Outreach – Lessons from the Field Read More »
Communities grow stronger when they take time to reflect on what they are building together. Community Self-Appraisals offered through the Breastfeeding Family Friendly Communities initiative are designed to support that
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1) Breastfeeding as Disease Prevention Infrastructure A new Lancet Global Health modeling study (Nov 2025) estimates that if exclusive breastfeeding reached 90% in 132 low- and middle-income countries, we’d see fewer deaths
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By Linels Higuera Ancidey, IBCLC, MPH Candidate, UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health, Field Placement with Breastfeed Durham, Summer 2025 The First Peel: A Circle Rooted in Community In
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By Samantha Sallee, MPH CandidateUNC Gillings School of Global Public HealthField Placement with Breastfeed Durham, Summer 2025 Creating spaces that support breastfeeding families is about more than comfort—it’s about health, equity,
A Student’s Journey to Supporting the Ten Steps through Policy Toolkit in Durham, NC Read More »
We are thrilled to announce a historic milestone—Carrboro, North Carolina, is the first community to officially complete all Ten Steps to a Breastfeeding Family Friendly Community! This achievement is the
Step 8 in Action: Reaching Pharmacies to Support Breastfeeding Families We’re excited to share a new initiative from Breastfeed Durham that reimagines how we move Step 8 of the Ten Steps to a
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
Self-Assessment for a Breastfeeding Friendly University 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
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