#UMNMCH student, Vivian Pham wrote this reflection on how her deployment with Minnesota PRAMS has contributed to her transformative journey in MCH, shaping her into a steadfast advocate for the well-being of families and children worldwide. Click the link in our bio to read!

We are excited to share that this year's 2024 Summer Institute in #AdolescentHealth will explore how professionals, parents, & caring adults can engage with & promote the healthy use of technology. Learn more & register today at z.umn.edu/ahsi

We are excited to be kicking off National Infant Immunization Week ( #NIIW ) by sharing Hennepin County County Public Health's free childhood immunization clinic for children birth to 18 years old. This event is free and open to all!

Explore how 𝗥𝘂𝘁𝗵 𝗔𝗿𝗲́𝘃𝗮𝗹𝗼, a UMN School of Public Health student, experientially learned MCH Competencies 2&7 through their work as a Community Health Assessment and Project Intern. Read their blog post at z.umn.edu/mchleadsblog. #HealthEquityEdition #MCHLeads

Congratulations to the amazing #UMNMCH students who shared their research at UMN School of Public Health Research Day. #UMNProud #UMNDriven 🎉 *Photo thanks to SPH Communications!

#BirthEquity is the assurance of the conditions of optimal births for all people with a willingness to address racial and social inequalities in a sustained effort (defined AAFP) #Doula & #midwifery childbirth services can provide optimal care and support for parents. #BMHW24

During #BlackMaternalHealthWeek it's important to recognize how the changing reproductive climate, since the overturn of Roe v. Wade, has disproportionately affected Black birthing people. #ReproductiveRights need to be protected for all of those who are seeking care. #BMHW24

80% of pregnancy-related deaths in the US are preventable. Since #BlackMaternalMortality rates are higher than ever it is important to recognize maternal warning signs, provide timely treatment, & deliver respectful, quality care to prevent many pregnancy-related deaths. #BMHW24

The Black #maternalmortality rate has been historically high in the US. Lower quality healthcare, structural racism, implicit bias from healthcare providers, & underlying chronic conditions contribute to these disparities and a change needs to happen because #BlackMamasMatter

Discover MCH Competencies 2&7 through the latest #MCHLeads post written by 𝗥𝘂𝘁𝗵 𝗔𝗿𝗲́𝘃𝗮𝗹𝗼 from the HRSA-funded @umn_mch! Learn more at z.umn.edu/mchleadsblog. #HealthEquityEdition

During #BMHW we stand to acknowledge, elevate, & address issues faced by #BlackMothers . Despite the advancements in health care, disparities in #BlackMaternalHealth persist. Let's take part in conversations, engage in events, & support orgs advocating for Black Maternal Health.

#UMNMCH student Sara Hildreth reflects on her deployment experience with Hennepin County’s Babytracks & Immulink programs, which seek to address current disparities in #infantvaccination rates. Click the link in our bio to read! #VaxEducation #NIIW UMN School of Public Health

Thank you to all who came to support our #UMNMCH students, Estefanía, Cassie, Mary Kate, Kailee, & Sophia as they shared their global MCH experiences last Friday! Also a big thank you to our speakers/facilitators Dr. Zobeida Bonilla, Dr. Russell Luepker, & Dr. Claudia Munoz-Zanzi

Meet Ruth Arévalo, a current student at UMN School of Public Health and the latest contributor to the #HealthEquityEdition of #MCHLeads , the National Maternal & Child Health Trainee Blog. Learn about Ruth’s work at z.umn.edu/mchleadsblog. University at Albany.

The MCH Student Interest Group is excited to announce the final of three sessions for the Reproductive Justice (RJ) Book Club! This session will focus on what careers in reproductive justice can look like, and ways to apply RJ knowledge in the field. RSVP: z.umn.edu/RJBC2024

Explore how 𝗞𝗿𝗶𝘀𝘁𝗶𝗻 𝗥𝗼𝗮𝗱𝗺𝗮𝗻, an alumna at Drexel Public Health, incorporates MCH Competencies 1&7 into her perinatal mental health work with the Maternity Care Coalition, PAP4Children, and @thrivingPA. Read more at z.umn.edu/KristinRoadman #HealthEquityEdition #MCHLeads

We're thrilled to present Sophia Weelborg, the last #UMNMCH student panelist! Sophia will be discussing her project in the Philippines as part of our 'Global MCH: Spotlight on Students’ Work in the DR, Uganda, & the Philippines' panel discussion on F 4/5. Link in bio to register!

We are excited to introduce Kailee Elizabeth Schaberg, one of our #UMNMCH student panelists! She will share insights on her project in the DR during our 'Global MCH: Spotlight on Students’ Work in the DR, Uganda, & the Philippines' event on F, 4/5. Registration link in bio.

We are thrilled to reveal our upcoming #UMNMCH student panelist, Mary Kate Leloux! She will be discussing her project in Uganda during our #GlobalMCH : Spotlight on Students’ Work in the Dominican Republic, Uganda & the Philippines on F, 4/5. Register through link in bio!

Excited to announce our next #UMNMCH student panelist, Cassie Mohawk! She'll be sharing insights from her project in the DR at our #GlobalMCH : Spotlight on Students’ Work in the Dominican Republic, Uganda & the Philippines on F 4/5, 12-1:30 PM. Register through link in bio!