
Virtual
Monthly Check Ins
We have seen our coalition only strengthen during this time. Thank you for pouring into our families in our community but also yourself and each other.

May 12th 2026 (2nd Tuesday)
12:30pm - 1:30pm PT
Summit Scholarship Recipients-
Workshop 1: Addressing Infant Reflux: Evidence-Based Management
presented by
Gilda Quinones
Workshop 3: The Neurobiomechanical Aspects of Infant Feeding Dysfunction
presented by
Sandi De Marco
And
Alison Wolf, CPNP, IBCLC
UC Health Milk Bank
June 9th 2026 (2nd Tuesday)
12:30pm - 1:30pm PT
Summit Scholarship Recipients-
Plenary: From High-tech Tools to Tracking Apps: Are We Overcomplicating Breastfeeding?
presented by
Kayellen Young
Panel Plenary: Medications and Lactation: Communication with Healthcare Teams
presented by
Bonita Broughton
Workshop: Feeding the Parent, Fueling the Baby: Integrating Nutrition into Lactation Support from Pregnancy Through Postpartum
presented by
Lisa Kreeger
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Upcoming Dates:
July 14th 2026 CA Breastfeeding Summit Recaps
August 11th 2026 National Breastfeeding Awareness Month
September 8th 2026 To be determined soon

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Virtual
General Education Sessions
Every month on the 4th Tuesday we meet together to learn more and serve our families better! Speakers from all over the World come and dive deep into a specific topic and offer detailed information. These sessions are FREE and we do offer an Attendance & CEU Ticket ($20) options. Members may register for the CEU Ticket Option for FREE using their membership code that was emailed to you. With the CEU Ticket option, you will receive a link after the webinar to an evaluation. After the evaluation is submitted, you will automatically receive your CEU Certificate delivered via email.
May 26th 2026 (4th Tuesday)
12:30pm - 2:00pm PT
Language Matters: Changing the Narrative on Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders
With
Tonya Lang
MPH, CHES, IBCLC
AANHPI Lactation Collaborative
Objectives:
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Describe the diversity that exists under the Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) umbrella.
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Identify systemic barriers that contribute to framing language diversity as a problem in lactation and maternal health care.
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Describe steps towards achieving data equity for AANHPIs.
1.5 L CERPs/CEUs/1.0 BRN offered IBCLE CERP areas: Psychology, Sociology, and Anthropology &
Clinical Skills: Research
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June 23rd 2026 (4th Tuesday)
12:30pm - 2:00pm PT
The Forgotten Parent: Paternal Perinatal Mental Health & Why It Matters for the Whole Family
With
Jena King
Ph.D.
Center for Men's Excellence
Objectives:
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Describe key psychosocial factors that influence fathers’ and non-birthing parents’ mental health during pregnancy and the postpartum period.
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Explain how paternal mental health and father involvement impact infant development, maternal well-being, and overall family functioning.
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Identify and apply evidence-based strategies to engage fathers and non-birthing parents in perinatal mental health support and family-centered care.
1.5 L CERPs/CEUs/1.0 BRN offered IBCLE CERP areas: Psychology, Sociology, and Anthropology
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Upcoming Dates:
July 28th 2026 Chiropractor Care, Dr. Amanda Peterson
August 25th 2026 Discontinuing Chin Pulls & Cheek Stimulation, Rachel Peiffer BRN, IBCLC
September 22nd 2026 Lactation and Work: Ethically Guiding Clients Through Workplace Barriers, Jessica Lee, J.D.
Virtual
Hospital Collaborative

Hospital Collaborative Dates 2026
July 28th 2026
October 27th 2026
If you have more questions, contact us at hospitalcollaborative@iebreastfeeding.org
May 28th 2026
2:15pm - 3:15pm PT
Donor Human Milk in the Inland Empire: Challenges & Opportunities
Ensure that staff have sufficient knowledge, competence and skills to support breastfeeding/ milk production in the perinatal period.
Discussion Topics:
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Identify barriers and solutions
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Share practical workflows/resources
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Strengthen collaborative support for breastfeeding families in the IE for families using donor milk to continue to breastfeed
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How are you supporting families to continue/ initiate breastfeeding while using donor milk?
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Field trip planning to UC Health Milk Bank
Facilitated by
Pat Spier BSN, RNC-OB, EFM-C
PAC/LAC- Program Manager
Southern Inland Counties
Regional Perinatal Programs of California
LeeAnn Contreras RN, BSN, IBCLC
Corona Regional Medical Center
IEBfC Board Member & Co-Instructor LATCH on
Kyrstye Bicera RN, BSN, IBCLC
Corona Regional Medical Center
Co-Instructor LATCH on
The Hospital Collaborative welcomes all to engage in conversation and collaboration in supporting birthing and bonding in the hospitals.
We strive to advance, maintain and align breastfeeding friendly policies and practices across our counties promoting the health of the Inland Empire families from the start.
Health & Safety Code §§123360‑123365 – “Breastfeeding Education & Support” law requiring hospitals to provide a breastfeeding consultant or, alternatively, information to the mother about where to get breastfeeding Facilitated by information.






