Acerca de nuestro Equipo
El equipo del Proyecto de 40 días, ofrece recursos educativos sobre el bienestar mental y apoyo a madres y cuidadores durante el período posparto desde diferentes perspectivas. Reconocemos que los primeros cuarenta días después del parto pueden ser hermosos, pero a veces también extenuantes y podrían aislar a la madre y al recién nacido de su entorno y rutina diaria. El equipo del Proyecto de 40 Días presenta prácticas culturales para promover el bienestar, el autocuidado y la conexión con otras madres. Al comenzar esta importante jornada, esperamos que estos recursos le ayuden a nutrirse y a cuidarse para estar bien.
| Name | Title | Organization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Silvia Alvarez de Davila | [email protected] | Extension Educator | UMN Extension Dept. of Family, Health & Wellbeing |
| Gabriela Burk | [email protected] | Community Program Specialist | UMN Extension Dept. of Family, Health & Wellbeing |
Deborah Cavitt | [email protected] | Manager of Advocacy & Education | Minnesota Association for Children's Mental Health |
Enid Campos | [email protected] | CEO and Clinical Director | Center Clinic in Dodge Center, MN |
| Aubree Derksen | [email protected] | Extension Educator | UMN Extension Dept. of Family, Health & Wellbeing |
Cari Michaels | [email protected] | Extension Educator | UMN Extension Dept. of Family, Health & Wellbeing |
Mayra Monarrez | [email protected] | Community Health Worker and Clinical Outreach | Center Clinic in Dodge Center, MN |
Avelina Rivero
| [email protected] | Assistant Professor | University of Minnesota Department of Family Social Science |
Belkis Santiago-Martinez | [email protected] | Extension Educator | UMN Extension Dept. of Family, Health & Wellbeing |
Partners
The 40-Day Project is a collaborative effort supported by the University of Minnesota Extension Department of Family, Health and Wellbeing, the Center Clinic in Dodge Center, MN, the Minnesota Association for Children’s Mental Health, the University of Minnesota Center for Leadership Education in Maternal and Child Public Health, and many community members who are parent and professional content experts.
