Explore the Justice-Involved Women and Children (JIWC) Collaborative's resources on pregnancy and postpartum care for people who are incarcerated. Use the JIWC Clearinghouse to explore state policies across the US, and the Program Directory to find programs providing enhanced perinatal support in carceral settings.
Please join us for our October 15th Mini-Lab, Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Qualitative Research with Dr. Michael Beckstrand, a hands-on presentation detailing the applications of artificial intelligence in the qualitative research space. Free, virtual, & open to all!
#UMNMCH student Ruby Joy Kinney (MPH 2027) wrote this reflection on how her deployment with UMN Extension’s 40 Day Project deepened her passion for perinatal health and shaped her professional goals and desires. This month also features #UMNMCH student Charlotte Stow (MPH 2027), who reflected on her Title V internship in Salt Lake City, Utah, where she collaborated with the state Department of Health to further their Title V objectives through outreach and education.
Check out the latest JIWCC State Policy Briefs, including State Laws on Enhanced Perinatal Support Programs for People who are Pregnant and Incarcerated.
Janaye Matthews and Jaila Coleman, MPH students from the University of Chicago’s Center for Excellence in MCH, are co-authors for MCH Leads's April feature. In their blog entry, titled “How Interconnectedness and Honoring Lived Experiences Inspired Our MCH Work,” Janaye and Jaila apply MCH Competency 7 (Creating Responsive and Effective MCH Systems) and Competency 10 (Interdisciplinary/Interprofessional Team Building) to their MCH research.
Our UMN online MCH Program was ranked #7 out of all online MPH programs by the Master’s in Public Health Degrees website. Interested in earning your MPH online?
Visit our program page to learn more.