We’re proud to spotlight Michelle Katzow, MD, MS, pediatrician, researcher, and leader in advancing early childhood health and obesity prevention. Dr. Katzow serves as Medical Director of the POWER Kids Weight Management Program at @cohen_childrens | @northwellhealth and is a maternal-child health researcher at the Feinstein Institutes for Medical Research. She is also the Principal Investigator of the NIH-funded “Starting Early to Prevent Obesity Using Telehealth (StEP OUT)” study, focused on improving early childhood outcomes through accessible, equity-driven care. With a strong foundation in clinical practice and research, Dr. Katzow’s work centers on preventing childhood obesity within a health equity framework, ensuring that families have access to the tools and support needed from the very beginning. Join us for “Culturally Responsive Care for Moms & Babies” to hear her perspective on advancing maternal and child health through research, innovation, and equitable care. More info in link in bio.

We’re proud to spotlight Bernice Baronville Jaboin, Registered Nurse and Supervisor of the Perinatal and Infant Community Health Collaborative (PICHC) at @harmony_hcli With over 10 years of experience in nursing, Bernice has dedicated her career to community health, serving in roles ranging from nurse outreach and care coordination to education, Med-Surg, and rehabilitation. Her work is grounded in a deep commitment to preventive care and improving health outcomes for diverse communities. At Harmony Healthcare Long Island, Bernice leads efforts under a New York State Department of Health initiative focused on improving maternal health and reducing adverse birth outcomes across Nassau County. She is especially passionate about advancing equitable access to quality prenatal and postpartum care, as well as expanding mental health screening and support for mothers experiencing perinatal mood and anxiety disorders. Join us for “Culturally Responsive Care for Moms & Babies” to hear her perspective on advancing maternal health equity and community-centered care. More info in bio.

We’re proud to spotlight Jasmin Valera-Lutchman, CLC, Program Manager of Queens Healthy Start at Public Health Solutions. Jasmin has been part of the Queens Healthy Start program since 2016, growing from Outreach Coordinator to Program Manager. With a background in health science from CUNY York College and experience across multiple home visiting models, she brings both technical expertise and community-centered care to her work. As a Certified Lactation Counselor, she is dedicated to supporting maternal and infant health through education, advocacy, and direct engagement with families. As the daughter of first-generation Latino immigrants, Jasmin’s lived experience navigating complex healthcare systems has shaped her commitment to culturally responsive care. She is passionate about ensuring immigrant families are not only supported, but truly seen and heard throughout their care journey. Join us for “Culturally Responsive Care for Moms & Babies” to hear her perspective on advancing equitable, community-driven maternal and child health. More info link in bio.