
12/27/2020
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Mission: To drive collaborative efforts for policy and practices that create a landscape of breastfeeding support across the United States The U.S.
Breastfeeding Committee (USBC) is an independent nonprofit coalition of more than 50 nationally influential professional, educational, and governmental organizations that share a common mission to drive collaborative efforts for policy and practices that create a landscape of breastfeeding support across the United States. Join our work to make a difference for our nation's families!
Mission: To improve the Nation's health by working collaboratively to protect, promote, and support breastfeeding.
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Looking for #FreeContinuingEd at the end of the year? Check out our 14 on-demand presentations, all approved for continuing education by the CDC and L-Cerps provided by Lactation Education Resources. https://bit.ly/30qHrLT
There's no such thing as being too young to make a difference!
Join us by taking action today: https://bit.ly/2QLzFYv
Next year, our conference is going online! The National Breastfeeding Conference & Convening will be back next June. Our call for proposals has just opened, learn more and apply: https://bit.ly/3mBAW0y #NBCC21
Personal stories and experiences from constituents help decision-makers understand what is at stake and why action is needed. Your story is unique and can make a big impact! https://bit.ly/3me9Oo6
Most nursing parents have a right to safely express breast milk at work under the Break Time for Nursing Mothers law or a similar state law. 📢 These laws still apply during COVID-19📢
Learn more and share: https://bit.ly/3gOBhff
Did you know? You can support the USBC while shopping for your favorite breastfeeding advocate in your life! A small portion of each purchase from our store helps support our mission: http://www.usbreastfeeding.org/cafepress
The call for proposals for the 2021 National Breastfeeding Conference & Convening is now open! Learn more about the tracks and submission process: https://bit.ly/3mBAW0y #NBCC2021
Check out the incredible impact report from Michigan Breastfeeding Network & Southeast Michigan IBCLC's of Color's partnership earlier this year!
#InvestInDetroitBreastfeeding recap report is now available! We are so grateful to all of the generous donors who made it possible for Southeast Michigan IBCLC's of Color to continue serving metro-Detroit families during COVID-19.
Learn more about our partnership with SEMI: http://ow.ly/ncaU50CLnVC
Read the report: http://ow.ly/7i7p50CLnVz
Most nursing parents have a right to safely express breast milk at work under the Break Time for Nursing Mothers law or a similar state law. 📢 These laws still apply during COVID-19📢
Learn more and share: https://bit.ly/3gOBhff
As we prepare for the longest night of the year, in a year that has challenged most of us in many ways, we are grateful for you and your support for breastfeeding families throughout the United States.
We celebrate the light you bring as a family member, colleague, friend, breastfeeding advocate, and more.
Wishing you safety, connection, and support on this day, and every day.
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I need to pump milk at work. Have my rights changed during the COVID-19 pandemic?
I need a place to safely store my pumped milk. What must my employer provide?
I am working remotely. What are my rights?
Find answers to these questions (and more!) in this new resource from Ohio Breastfeeding Alliance, Center for WorkLife Law, and USBC: https://bit.ly/3p7mkI3
"Because of the pandemic, 17.9% of hospitals reported that in-person lactation support had decreased, and 72.9% reported discharging mothers and their babies
This report describes hospital practices supporting breastfeeding during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The call for proposals for the 2021 National Breastfeeding Conference & Convening is now open! Learn more about the tracks and submission process: https://bit.ly/3mBAW0y #NBCC2021
Have you seen the Statement on Pasteurized Donor Human Milk & COVID-19 from the USBC-affiliated Pasteurized Donor Human Milk (PDHM) Constellation?
Find it here: https://bit.ly/2yraUKz
Learn more about the PDHM Constellation: https://bit.ly/2AWMcTj
Your gift can make a world of difference for breastfeeding families.
Please consider making a donation of $5 today to help us achieve our mission of creating a landscape of breastfeeding support.
http://www.usbreastfeeding.org/donate
The call for proposals for the 2021 National Breastfeeding Conference & Convening is now open! Learn more about the tracks and submission process: https://bit.ly/3mBAW0y #NBCC2021
Most nursing parents have a right to safely express breast milk at work under the Break Time for Nursing Mothers law or a similar state law. 📢 These laws still apply during COVID-19📢
Learn more and share: https://bit.ly/3gOBhff
Most nursing parents have a right to safely express breast milk at work under the Break Time for Nursing Mothers law or a similar state law. 📢 These laws still apply during COVID-19📢
Learn more and share: https://bit.ly/3gOBhff
Do you have questions about your rights as a breastfeeding parent in the workplace?
Learn about your rights and resources from the USBC's Workplace Support Constellation: http://www.usbreastfeeding.org/ws-const
Did you know that your breastfeeding coalition or organization can create a co-branded version of this resource for breastfeeding workers during the COVID-19 pandemic? Learn more: https://bit.ly/2W5eWk3
Most nursing parents have a right to safely express breast milk at work under the Break Time for Nursing Mothers law or a similar state law. 📢 These laws still apply during COVID-19📢
Learn more and share: https://bit.ly/3gOBhff
Share your insights and experiences as a parent, a community member, a lactation support or health care provider, a public health worker, or as someone passionate about the importance of human milk feeding. Your story can help inspire a movement! www.usbreastfeeding.org/support-stories
Personal stories and experiences from constituents help decision-makers understand what is at stake and why action is needed. Your story is unique and can make a big impact! https://bit.ly/3me9Oo6
"When we serve our own community, there is an unspoken language among each other. We can be ourselves; we understand we come from the same history that hurt us, so we feel safe...This allows us to still heal and not feel judged." USBC Board member Kimberly Moore Salas highlighting the incredibly crucial role of the Indigenous Breastfeeding Counselor training in Well+Good: https://bit.ly/34fLY5x
Breastfeeding or bodyfeeding can benefit a baby’s overall nutrition. Often the right to do so is denied to Black and Indigenous people.
Do you have 2 minutes to take action for #breastfeeding workers? Please consider using our easy action tool to contact your legislators:
https://bit.ly/2QLzFYv #PUMPAct
Nearly 1 in 4 women of childbearing age are not covered by the Break Time for Nursing Mothers law. The Providing Urgent Maternal Protections (PUMP) for Nursing Mothers Act would ensure that all workers are protected.
Check out the latest issue of the Weekly Wire for news about a new maternal health action plan, USBC's public event calendar, COVID-19 resources, and more! https://bit.ly/37a50vT
The Staying Abreast: Weekly Wire e-Newsletter is a compendium of news, actions, and resources considered to be of interest or relevance to the breastfeeding field. The newsletter aims to support the USBC's mission "To drive collaborative efforts for policy and practices that create a landscape of ...
Did you know? You can support the USBC while shopping for your favorite breastfeeding advocate in your life! A small portion of each purchase from our store helps support our mission: www.usbreastfeeding.org/cafepress
The USBC-affiliated Workplace Support Constellation developed a printable resource for breastfeeding workers titled "Your COVID-19 Workplace Rights: Breastfeeding and Lactation." Co-published by the U.S. Breastfeeding Committee and the Center for WorkLife Law, the handout aims to ensure that employees have information about their workplace rights as well as practical solutions to make breastfeeding work during the pandemic and beyond. The resource addresses key questions about workplace rights for breastfeeding employees in the context of COVID-19 including remote working, pumping at work, and childcare facilities. Breastfeeding coalitions and other interested organizations are invited to work with the USBC and the Center for WorkLife Law to develop co-branded versions of the resource by completing the online form.
Access the handout: https://bit.ly/2KePAxh
Access the online form: https://bit.ly/2W5eWk3
Learn more about this free lactation services reimbursement training! https://bit.ly/3mnBozf
Did you say, how can I be reimbursed for my lactation services? Join DC Health next week as they go over the how-to’s
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Personal stories and experiences from constituents help decision-makers understand what is at stake and why action is needed. Your story is unique and can make a big impact! https://bit.ly/3me9Oo6
Shop the USBC store and a part of every purchase will go towards support our vision of thriving families and communities! #SupportChangesEverything http://www.usbreastfeeding.org/cafepress
Find information, resources, and action opportunities related to COVID-19 and infant feeding: https://bit.ly/2Zv7HBb
Check out the latest issue of the Weekly Wire for news about a new maternal health action plan, USBC's public event calendar, COVID-19 resources, and more! https://bit.ly/37a50vT
The Staying Abreast: Weekly Wire e-Newsletter is a compendium of news, actions, and resources considered to be of interest or relevance to the breastfeeding field. The newsletter aims to support the USBC's mission "To drive collaborative efforts for policy and practices that create a landscape of ...
“For many Native parents, there’s a subconscious fear of losing our kids, no matter how well or stable we are. In every generation before us—whether it’s from boarding school, drugs or alcohol, or missing and murdered Indigenous women—they’re wondering if they’re going to be taken away from their babies,” Camie Goldhammer says. “When we breastfeed our babies, we make a promise that we’re going to be there for them." Read more from Well+Good: https://bit.ly/34fLY5x Indigenous Breastfeeding Counselor
Breastfeeding or bodyfeeding can benefit a baby’s overall nutrition. Often the right to do so is denied to Black and Indigenous people.
The Friends of the USBC are individuals and organizations that make an annual donation to the organization and are identified as a member of a core group of supporters who take an interest in the USBC's mission. The USBC is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, and your contribution is tax deductible to the extent allowed by law. Donate now at www.usbreastfeeding.org/donate
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Headed out bright and early to advocate on the hill for American families. #nbcc16 #breastfeeding #paidfamilyleave
"Come join us" We had a great time at the friends of the USBC reception this year. We hope you join us for the next one ! 🍾🍽 #NBCC16 #humansofUSBC
Lisa Diamond explains how being at this conference will effect the wonderful work she is already doing to support breastfeeding mothers in the Indianapolis prison system. #NBCC16 #firstfood #wicmatters
The United States Breastfeeding Committee (USBC) is an independent nonprofit organization that brings together breastfeeding-focused organizations from across the country: breastfeeding coalitions, government departments, non-profits, non-governmental organizations, for-profit organizations, and health professional associations. The USBC was formed in 1998 in response to the Innocenti Declaration of 1990, which calls on every nation to establish a multisectoral national breastfeeding committee. The USBC is now a coalition of more than 100 organizations that support its mission to drive collaborative efforts for policy and practices that create a landscape of breastfeeding support across the United States. Join our work to make a difference for our nation's families!
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