Birth, Breastfeeding and Beyond:
Sustaining Community-Based Practices
March 21 - 23, 2011
Hilton Arlington (Virginia)
We are now planning our fifth national conference - this time just outside Washington, DC! HC One's national conference brings people together in real time and real space, to offer one another encouragement, resources, practical skills, and support. Join us to grapple with these and other topics:
- Obesity Prevention Strategy: Breastfeed
- Community Health Workers in Health Reform
- Show Me the Money!
- Practical Skills
- Evidence-based Research
Call for Proposals!
We are now accepting workshop proposals. Please link below for the documents you need to submit your proposal. Our deadline is September 15, 2010.
- BBB 2011 Call for Workshop Proposals (link here for PDF format)
- BBB 2011 Workshop Proposal Submission Form (link here for PDF format)
Tip: If you are trying to decide what knowledge or experience you might share at our conference, start by reading our conference objectives - at the top of the second page in our "Call for Workshop Proposals."
Resources:
How Do I Write a Strong Abstract?
by Bandwidth Online.org, the online communications resource for grantees of The John A. Hartford Foundation
How to Write an Effective Abstract (video)
by SACNAS - Advancing Hispanics/Chicanos & Native Americans in Science
Writing an Abstract (pdf)
by Lynda Kelly, Head, Australian Museum Audience Research Centre
For additional guidance on completing your workshop proposal, you are welcome to contact Conference Co-coordinator RoiAnn Phillips by phone at (312) 243-4772, ext. 233 or by email.
Last Conference
Thank you to all who attended the September 2009 conference in Chicago, Illinois! We hosted 119 participants, speakers, and volunteers at the Holiday Inn Chicago Mart Plaza, from as far apart as American Samoa and St. Louis, Japan and Texas, New York, Georgia, and Illinois -- to name a few. Your participation, engagement and passion during the entire two days was inspiring. Thank you to our Soul Care providers, our presenters, our volunteers, and all of our attendees.
2009 Session Topics included
- Baby-led Breastfeeding
- The Cord Blood Controversy
- Creating a Baby-Friendly Hospital
- Social Inequality, Stress and Family Health
"Thank you for opening our minds to stand up and voice our concerns."
- Breakout Session Participant, Birth, Breastfeeding and Beyond Conference (2008)















