African American Breastfeeding Network

African American Breastfeeding Network The African American Breastfeeding Network Inc.
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The mission of AABN is to improve maternal child health and champion breastfeeding equity by (1) advocating system/policy changes, (2) Partnering with community -based, family-centered, culturally tailored health education and support services. was established in 2008 to improve maternal child health and champion breastfeeding equity by (1) advocating system/policy changes, (2) partnering with com

munity allies and (3) implementing community-based, family-centered, culturally tailored health education and support services.

Welcome to the 3rd Annual Lactation Peer Counselor Day—a national opportunity to recognize the dedicated peer counselors...
08/22/2026

Welcome to the 3rd Annual Lactation Peer Counselor Day—a national opportunity to recognize the dedicated peer counselors who provide trusted, culturally responsive breastfeeding support! Today African American Breastfeeding Network hosted our !
We ask our supporters to donate today so we can continue recognizing, appreciating, and celebrating the incredible people in our community who make breastfeeding support more accessible to all. Support lactation peer counselors. Donate today; $100 will pay for 4 hours of peer support!
https://aabnetwork.networkforgood.com/projects/241016-african-american-breastfeeding-network
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08/20/2026
Thank you Senator Tammy Baldwin & Congresswoman Gwen S. Moore for introducing comprehensive Bill to combat our Maternal ...
08/13/2026

Thank you Senator Tammy Baldwin & Congresswoman Gwen S. Moore for introducing comprehensive Bill to combat our Maternal Health Crisis...this important legislation supports families, expands the workforce and strengthens community-based initiatives!

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, U.S. Senators Tammy Baldwin (D-WI) and Jeff Merkley (D-OR), and...

In honor of National Breastfeeding Month, we're launching a special fundraising campaign with a goal of raising $1,600 b...
08/11/2026

In honor of National Breastfeeding Month, we're launching a special fundraising campaign with a goal of raising $1,600 by August 31—$100 for each year AABN has served as an anchor for families in our community. Every contribution helps us continue providing education, advocacy, lactation support, and culturally responsive care for parents and babies who need it most.

Together, we can remain rooted in care, rise in love, and lift up every baby!

Baby Items can be dropped off in person to 619 W Walnut, Milwaukee,WI 53212 at front desk please label or inform staff donation is for AABN

08/11/2026

This year’s theme is We All We Got—and if you’re an aspiring lactation professional, we’ve got you, too. 🖤

Black Breastfeeding Week is offering $500 and $1,000 scholarships to help the next generation of lactation professionals pursue the training, certification and education needed to support Black families. Let’s gooo!

Ready to take the next step in your lactation journey? Apply through the link in our bio by midnight Sunday, August 16th.

Scholarship recipients will be announced live on August 31, 2026.

Tag an aspiring lactation professional who should apply!

African American Breastfeeding Network 100% supports Open Letter to Bobbie! Add your name, your organization!We're joini...
08/05/2026

African American Breastfeeding Network 100% supports Open Letter to Bobbie! Add your name, your organization!
We're joining partners across the country in sharing an open letter to Bobbie in response to its recent marketing campaigns and growing presence within maternal and infant health advocacy, breastfeeding support, paid parental leave initiatives, and public policy. Our concern is how Bobbie increasingly positions its brand within trusted maternal and infant health spaces, particularly those established to improve breastfeeding outcomes and reduce longstanding health inequities among Black families and other historically marginalized communities in ways that can blur the line between commercial advertising and community-centered support.
Click the link below to read and sign the open letter.
https://bmbfa.jotform.com/262113907994060

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