
Infant and Young Child Feeding in Emergencies- Ire
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IYCF-E-Ire is a collaborative research project between TU Dublin and QUB, funded by the Higher Education Authority (@hea_irl).
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14-02-2023 11:19:10
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Fantastic... especially as Queen's University Belfast ๐ are hosting our 1st conference tomorrow. Our project focuses on developing an infant & young child feeding in emergencies preparedness plan for Ire. Central to that is the protection, promotion, and support of breastfeeding. Bravo, QUB! ๐ฅณ๐คฑ

I'm back in Belfast to prepare for our #IYCF-E conference and really enjoying the city views that I've missed. You can read a brief overview of the conference and link to register here: tudublin.ie/research/news/โฆ #FoodSecurity #Emergency #HumanRights QUB School of Law School of Biological, Health & Sports Sciences


Two of our PIs, Liz O'Sullivan and Aileen Kennedy RD PhD, got a very warm welcome to Belfast this morning in advance of tomorrow's conference. Delighted to see Public Health Agency "Breastfeeding Welcome Here" sign at Lanyon train station ๐คฑ



Delighted to welcome some brilliant IYCF advocates to QUB School of Law this morning. Follow along online using the #IYCFEIreland hashtag #Emergency #IYCFE #FoodSecurity




Thank you, Aileen Kennedy RD PhD for sharing the work conducted in 2020 that led to the present project. The COVID-19 crisis really highlighted that Ireland is vulnerable to emergencies also and we need a plan in place. #IYCFEIreland


There is no human right to breastfeed (yet). Clare Patton exploring the commercial determinants of maternal and child health through a human rights lens #IYCFEIreland



Ottawa friends! What do you have planned for #NBW2023? Join us for a screening & workshop on preparing for emergencies & how to #EndExploitativeMarketing in infant feeding - free, presented in English w/French subtitles MILK The Film #NBW2023 #IYCFE eventbrite.ca/e/722869250387โฆ





Very excited to be hosting a coffee afternoon tomorrow in Leinster House to talk to Irish politicians about the WBTi-Ireland findings and the importance of protecting, promoting, & supporting breastfeeding. Thanks to UNICEF Ireland for supporting and funding this work (1/2).




Delighted to have our Infant & Young Child Feeding in Emergencies workshop today at TU Dublin / OT Baile รtha Cliath with Liz O'Sullivan. There was a great buzz in the room and so many people generously gave their time and expert opinion. ๐ Infant and Young Child Feeding in Emergencies- Ire HEA

