Breaking Down Silos to Address Maternal and Infant Mortality: Lessons from the Local Level
Available On-Demand
The livestream of this event is available for on-demand viewing.
On October 16, 2023, NACo hosted a briefing on innovative county solutions to address disproportionate Black maternal and infant mortality rates.
During this signature event, attendees heard from county leaders, national experts, and partners as they examine potential solutions through peer-to-peer information exchanges and policy discussions.
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Featured Speakers
Admiral Rachel L. Levine, MD
Assistant Secretary for Health, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Neera Tanden
Director, White House Domestic Policy Council
Tom Perez
Senior Advisor and Assistant to the President; Director, White House Office of Intergovernmental Affairs
Michael Warren
MD, MPH, Associate Administrator, Maternal and Child Health Bureau, HRSA
Stacey Brayboy
Senior Vice President, Public Policy & Government Affairs, March of Dimes
Hon. Lesley Briones
Commissioner, Harris County, Texas
Hon. Denise Winfrey
Board Member, Will County, Ill.; NACo Past President
Barbie Robinson, MPP, JD, CHC
Executive Director for Harris County Public Health (HCPH), Harris County, Texas
Dr. Yvonne Collins
MD, Chief Medical Officer, County Care, Cook County, Illinois
Dr. Stuart Butler
PhD, Senior Fellow, Economic Studies, Brookings Institution
Adriel Bettelheim
Senior Health Care Editor, Axios
Dr. Abdul El-Sayed
Director and Health Officer, Health, Human and Veterans Services Department, Wayne County, Michigan
Hon. Rodney Ellis
Commissioner, Harris County, Texas
Lindsay Moore
Customer Experience Strategist, Office of Management and Budget/Veterans Health Administration
Featured Initiative
Early Childhood and PN-3 Programming
Counties play a crucial role in fostering communities that support positive outcomes for young children. Resources and peer learning opportunities are available to help counties advance programs and policies for children from birth to age three.