f. Workforce Development & Leadership

(A-5) A Gamified, AI-Powered Maternal Health Educational Tool: A Design-Based Approach to Enhancing Maternal and Neonatal Health Awareness in Low- and Middle-Income Settings (GAMHET)

(B-1) Sharing the Journey to Train the Next MCH Workforce Generation: 12 years of the Title V Internship

(B-6) Connect with Purpose: Healing Together Mental Health Matters!

(E-1) Joy, Resistance, and Retention: Exploring the Experiences of Black Social Workers in Reproductive Health Settings

(E-2) Public Health and Midwifery Education: Strengthening MCH Workforce Partnerships

(E-3) Connections Between Kansas MIECHV Home Visitors’ Professional Well-Being and Family Outcomes

(E-4) The Pacific Public Health Fellowship Program: An Innovative Model for Public Health Workforce Development in the U.S.-Affiliated Pacific Islands

(E-5) Connecting States and Improving Child Safety through the Child Safety Learning Collaborative

(E-6) Breastfeeding Initiation Rate Quality Improvement Project for Tennessee

(I-6) Listening, Learning, and Launching: Enhancing Family Visitor Mental Health Training in Response to MIECHV Coordinated State Evaluation

(J-2) Trust and Comfort in Pediatric Healthcare: Experiences of Black and African American Female Caregivers

(K-1) Empowering Community Leaders to Advance Early Developmental Screening and Connection to Services

(L-1) Grounded and Growing: A Community-Led Model for National Doula Coalition Building

(L-3) Enhancing Infrastructure: Finding and Connecting with Academic Public Health Partners​ to Advance Workforce Recruitment, Retention, & Training​

(L-4) Centering Mothers’ Voices: Barriers and Facilitators to Doula Care Access

(M-1) The Practice of Engaged Compassion: Self-reflective, Humanistic, and Career Sustaining for Doulas Supporting Hospital-Based Births

(M-3) MENTOR: A Framework for Cultivating Culturally Reflective Leadership in the Maternal Health Workforce

(N-3) New Jersey Maternal Mortality Review Committee: A Community-Centered Approach to Data Dissemination Strategies

(O-2) Exploring the lived experiences of birth doulas in caring for survivors of sexual violence