Honoring Lived Experiences

How Interconnectedness and Honoring Lived Experiences Inspired Our MCH Work [7: Creating Responsive and Effective MCH Systems & 10: Interdisciplinary/Interprofessional Team Building]

April 1, 2026

Janaye Matthews (left) is a second year MPH student, concentrating in Maternal and Child...

February author Oluwatosin Adeniyi-Miller wearing an orange top. She has pink glasses and is wearing her curly hair in a low side bun.

Learning, Leading, and Listening: My Journey in MCH [8: Honoring Lived Experience & 11: Systems Approach]

February 2, 2026

Oluwatosin (Tosi) Adeniyi-Miller is a maternal health advocate, public health researcher, and community wellness...

The Intersections Between Lived Experiences and Maternal and Child Health [6: Negotiation and Conflict Resolution & 8: Honoring Lived Experience]

January 2, 2026

Jenzy Walugembe is a MCH Graduate Certificate student at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee’s...

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