Read the report first: GAO-26-107790, Disaster Response: Lessons Learned in Supporting Mothers and Young Children On July 28, the U.S. Government Accountability Office published a report on how this country supports mothers […]
We Are “One Organization” Read More »
Now that Nourishing Resilience is over, I feel sad. I still feel wounded, still hurt, still carrying the trauma of where all this began. And I feel not done. The
One Cloth, Many Hands Read More »
Ten days, no budget, a doll standing in for the baby, and a film that went out to thirty countries.
We filmed it where I nursed my own babies Read More »
“It Validates Our Experience in Sciency Words” In July, a link landed in the SAFE Team’s chat with four words from Norma Escobar, SAFE Team Clinical Director: “Hot off the
New Study Confirms Infant Feeding Is Missing From State Emergency Plans Read More »
If human milk feeding were a type of financial investment, you wouldn’t be able to keep investors out of it. The World Health Organization (WHO), in connection with the Global
The ROI of Breastfeeding Support – Better Than Business? Read More »
On June 23, Norma Escobar, Clinical Director for the SAFE Team, proudly joined the New Hanover Disaster Coalition for a comprehensive command center simulation designed to streamline coordinated responses when
Experience with New Hanover County Disaster Coalition Command Center Simulation Read More »
August is a month of celebrating human milk feeding. Around the world, from many diverse groups, messages and education focus on the importance of human milk for human babies, and
US & Worldwide Breastfeeding Celebrations & IYCF-E Read More »
Tomori’s new research paper: bring it with you to your next advocacy conversation. Dr. Cecília Tomori, one of the SAFE Team’s research partners at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of
Could WIC Help Solve the IYCF-E Gap? New WIC Policy Analysis Read More »
Put infant feeding in your county’s emergency plan before disaster strikes. When communities prepare for emergencies, the needs of infants and young children are too often an afterthought. Yet during
IYCF-E Policy Toolkit Read More »
New June 2026 botulism cases and what the CDC learned from the November 2025 outbreak. New Recall: Infant Botulism Outbreak Linked to Powdered Infant Formula In June 2026, the CDC
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