by Brittany Frew | May 15, 2021 | Family Engagement, Pulse Newsletters
Wykinia Culbreth, Georgia Department of Public Health Tiara Giddings, Morehouse School of Medicine The Georgia Department of Public Health (GA DPH) Maternal and Child Health Section within the Division of Health Promotion partnered with the National Fatherhood...
by Brittany Frew | May 15, 2021 | Equity & Anti-Racism, Family Engagement, Pulse Newsletters
By Ashlee Richey, Program Manager for Communications Bev Baker, Associate Director and Co-Director of Leadership in Family Professional Partnerships (LFPP) at Family Voices Family Voices is a national network of family-led organizations and friends of children...
by Brittany Frew | Apr 19, 2021 | AMCHP Conference, Family Engagement, News Releases, Youth Engagement
Dear State Health Agency Leader, On behalf of the Association of Maternal & Child Health Programs (AMCHP) and its local, state, and national partners, it is my pleasure to invite youth and young adult leaders (including students), community‐based organizations,...
by Brittany Frew | Dec 15, 2018 | Family Engagement, Pulse Newsletters
Lisa Maynes Chair, Family and Youth Leadership Committee Association of Maternal & Child Health Programs Michelle Jarvis Specialist, Family Engagement and Leadership Development Association of Maternal & Child Health Programs Families are critical to...
by Brittany Frew | Dec 15, 2018 | Family Engagement, Pulse Newsletters, Workforce Development
Meg Comeau, MHA Senior Project Director Catalyst Center, Center for Innovation in Social Work and Health, Boston University Michelle Jarvis Specialist, Family Engagement and Leadership Development Association of Maternal and Child Health Programs Alice Wertheimer...
by Brittany Frew | Oct 15, 2018 | Family Engagement, Pulse Newsletters
Susan Chacon Board President, AMCHP Director, Children’s Medical Services, Title V Children with Special Health Care Needs State of New Mexico This issue of PULSE focuses on engagement with communities, families, non-traditional partners, and diversity....