The B.L.A.C.K Course retweeted
We're going to have some truly incredible plenary presentations at the USBC conference next month! Learn more about decolonizing lactation education with a panel from @LionessLact, @TheBLACKCourse, and Indigenous Breastfeeding Counselor.
Register here: bit.ly/3qS1ekn
The B.L.A.C.K Course retweeted
I have taken a whole LOT of #lactationeducation and THIS is the course #YOU want to take.
I’m looking @ you white support folks. We NEED this training to do our jobs. It will open our understanding & hearts and help us support these families.
🤎🖤
Jenna
Thank you @TheBLACKCourse
The B.L.A.C.K Course retweeted
Change the way you speak about #breastfeeding toddlers. They are not “still” breastfeeding. It is not “extended” breastfeeding. They are breastfeeding. It is breastfeeding. That is it. That is all. Delete the adjective. #normalizebreastfeeding
The B.L.A.C.K Course retweeted
Yes, this! An awful lot of folks who look like me, who sit in places of power becuz they look like me, think "equity" = "diversity."
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The B.L.A.C.K Course retweeted
We are so excited to have collaborated with @theblackcourse to provide 45 of our 105 lactation training hours! So proud of this amazing cohort, and our fellow sisters in lactation! ✊🏾 instagram.com/p/CKuHkS1AX9v/…
The B.L.A.C.K Course retweeted
A10: One newly launched resource is @TheBLACKCourse! They are a full scope lactation and breastfeeding education course made by & for Black People & folks supporting Black breastfeeding. Learn more in our webinar with the creators: youtube.com/watch?v=hVjcQeQJ… #WellnessWed #BBW20
Q10: What about other online resources...which internet communities consistently support #BlkBfing? #WellnessWed #BBW20
The B.L.A.C.K Course retweeted
Tanefer asks - does the lactation field need to be more diverse. Let's consider #breastfeeding rates & systemic racism. #APHA2020 @theblackcourse
The B.L.A.C.K Course retweeted
#APHA2020 Tanefer Camara - @theblackcourse is also for training non-Black healthcare providers so they understand the context and how to approach #breastfeeding education in a way that understands the history and the trauma that #Black parents have experienced.









