Board of Directors Meeting - April 20, 2017 - 2020 Mom
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Board of Directors Meeting
April 20, 2017
Meeting Agenda 1. Roundtable (15 minutes) 2. 2020 Mom participation, activities, and events overview (10 min) 3. Executive Director Report (20 min) 4. Finances & Fundraising (20 min) 5. Awareness Events (10 min) 6. Upcoming meeting dates (2 min)
Rupa Zimmerman Signing up to be a team captain for the March for Moms Networking with individuals in my area interested in supporting 2020 Mom PSI/2020 Mom webinar training Connecting with people in my small group in my area completing the same online training course
Vrinda Devani Creating an interest group for MMH in Texas. Had first call and will meet quarterly Beginning to create brainstorming and strategy for a Texas task force like California Trying to recruit (without much success) people to lead a walk in their city for Texas
Bridget Hutchens
2020Mom:
APRIL 10, 2017 POLICY BLOG: 21st Century Cures Act is a Victory for the Fight against Maternal Depression, Now
What? by Bridget Frese Hutchens, MSN, RN, CNM, Jamie Zahlaway Belsito and Joy Burkhard MBA
FEBRUARY 07, 2017: Repealing the ACA: What it Could Mean for Maternal Mental Health by Bridget Frese Hutchens,
MSN, RN, CNM and Joy Burkhard MBA
Reviewed and polished references for Executive Summary of the CA White Paper
Attended the annual forum through webcast
Co-leading a team for "March for Moms" May 7 in New Haven, CT
Other:
As a PhD student at Yale, I am working on my dissertation proposal, a secondary data analysis examining risk factors for
postpartum depression and how a woman's perceived quality of care from her hospital stay for birth influences her
risks for postpartum depression
Revising a manuscript for scholarly publication on child maltreatment as an antecedent for postpartum depression
Kate DeStefano-Torres
NCMMH Lobby Day (May)
PSI conference (July)
Opened a third office (Aretemis Center for Guidance). We now have offices in
Gloucester, Salem and Mercer Counties (all NJ)
In-house training for our staff on MMH: Identification and treatment interventions
(we're growing so we are trying to make sure everyone is trained to see our
MMH cases)
Michelle Selko Resigned from my position as clinical program coordinator of the maternal wellness program at Huntington Hospital to pursue new opportunities Starting 2020 Mom hospital toolkit work with Joy Updating my poster presentation on MMH Intensive outpatient/partial hospital programs and OT for any presentation opportunities Working on a SWOT analysis for an outpatient OT group for postpartum mothers in the valley
Kelly Nielson
Emerging Considerations in MMH Forum
Day-to-day operations for 2020 Mom
Finances
Budget
Salsa
Elyse Springer
Provided full-day trainings for LA County Welcome Baby clinicians and basic MMH training for medical staff at Eisner's
Women's Clinic.
I'm in the midst of IPT (Interpersonal Therapy) certification. (This is one of the few empirically validated therapeutic
modalities for perinatal mental health).
I continue to co-chair the Governance Subcommittee for MMHN in my role on the Governing Council there.
I'm prepping and creating three new trainings for MMHN's Diversity, Determinants & Disparities in Perinatal Mental Health
Conference June 19 & 20, 2017. I'll be presenting three breakouts including TOL's and VBAC's, Fathers and
Perinatal Loss, and LGBTQIA and perinatal concerns. Spread the word, and please come to the training.
Private practice continues to be very busy as world and national events play out.
I'm settling into the new role on 2020 Mom's finance subcommittee.
I was lucky enough to join the executive board members and other members at the Sacramento unveiling of the white
paper from the California Task Force. It was an amazing and energizing call to continue to do the wonderful work we
do.
Apple Sepulveda
2020 Mom, Secretary
Doctoral Resident at University of Southern California
Maternal-Infant Mental Health
Presentations with Kiley at USC
Presented at West Coast University
Submitted a Regional Assembly Motion to American Occupational Therapy Association for a
position paper on Maternal-Infant Mental Health
OT Association of California proposal with Kiley.
OT at Children’s Hospital Los AngelesKiley Hanish Leading LA March for Moms Attended Music 4 Purpose Helping to recruit Partners for MMH Awareness Week With Apple, held a brown bag lunch on Maternal-Infant Mental Health for USC OT students Submitted 2 proposals for the Occupational Therapy Association of California
Scorecard - Q1 (January - March 2017)
Financial Ambassadors
Donations: $360.54 39 = Number people in FB group
Amazon Smile: $19.91 22 = Webinar: Diaper Drives (January)
M4P: $17,313.67 (could be additional funds 33 = Webinar: MOD Walks (March)
from silent auction)
White Paper Unveiling
Training
50 people attended
180 = Certificate Training ending January
2017 119 letters sent to legislators
240 = MMH 101 webinarScorecard - Q1 (January - March 2017) (cont’d)
Social Media
Website - 2020 Mom
2020 Twitter
14,799 website hits (avg. 4,933)
888 Followers
Pages most visited: Home, MMH Walk, Individuals
790 Hearts (likes) & Organizations (Ambassadors)
2020 Facebook Website - NCMMH
2,659 Page likes 3,753 NCMMH website hits (avg. 1,251)
27,191 Reach Pages most visited: Home, Advocacy Days, MMH
Awareness Week
4,951 Post engagements
NCMMH Twitter
2,089 FollowersScorecard - Q1 (January - March 2017) (cont’d)
Top Facebook Posts - 2020 Mom NCMMH
Walk for the Cause (MMH Walk) (boosted) Chrissy Teigen
7.9K 4.7K
3/20/17 3/6/17
Becoming a 2020 Mom Ambassador is a Tammin Sursok
great way to get involved (boosted)
2.6K
5.7K
3/16/17
3/2/17
Think of the women in our life . . . who may
be at risk? How can you help?
#CAmmhRecs (boosted)Scorecard - Q1 (January - March 2017) (cont’d)
Enews
Enews with the most open/click rates
5 enews sent out in March
Link to MMH 101 Webinar
34.89% average open rate
51.05% Open rate
8.02% Click rater
March for Moms, Free MMH 101 Webinar + More
32.07% Open rate
5.82% Click rate
Blog/Advocacy Days/MMH Walk
32.06% Open rateExecutive Director Report NCMMH CA Task Force/ White Paper Legislative updates Hospitals update Postpartum Progress
Financials
Ambassador Update
We currently have 67 Ambassadors (the number has doubled since the last board meeting in which we
had 32!) and interests in different activities are varied among our volunteers.
Our March for Moms efforts have been going very well. As of 5pm CST today,we have raised $9,300,
and the numbers continue to increase daily.
Currently we have 31 walking teams in 17 different States: Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado,
Connecticut, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, New Jersey, New York,
North Carolina, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, & Utah
About half of our team are representing local non-profit organizations who are addressing MMH in their
areas.
One of our walks will be profiled in an interview with a local Fox affiliate in Grand Rapids Michigan,
where we will discuss the Ambassador Program.
Efforts for summer include identifying a few ambassadors who will coordinate and build efforts in
regional segments: West, East, & Midwest. We would also like to potentially identify and build a
training program for our volunteers to do advocacy work in their areas.2020 Mom MMH Walk Page http://www.2020mom.org/mmh-walk/ Crowdrise MMH Walk Page https://www.crowdrise.com/Mmhw2017 We have teams formed all over the country -- we need you to donate, fundraise, and get people to join teams!
East Bay, CA, April 29 (Rupa) Glassboro, NJ, April 30 (Artemis Ctr for Guidance/ Kate)
Los Angeles, CA, April 29 (Joy and Kiley) Newtown, PA, April 30 (Artemis Ctr for Guidance/ Kate)
New Haven, CT, May 7 (Bridget) These are just the teams lead by our board members
- there are many more!
Miami, FL, April 29 (Maureen Fura)
Plainfield, IL, May 7 (Stacey Porter)Emerging Considerations in MMH Forum
February 9, 2018
Topics to be discussed:
Infant mental health
Postpartum psychosis
Sleep (hormonal spikes relating to insomnia, circadian rhythms, etc.)
Policy in Action session in the afternoonNCMMH is looking for partners Individuals, non-profits, health care providers http://mmhcoalition.com/mmhawarenessweek/
MMH Awareness/Trademarking/Licensing Maria Shireen Charity Ties - Maternal Mental Health Blue Dot
Henry Mayo Hospital
Screening of Dark Side of the Full Moon
A documentary film about maternal mental health
Thursday, April 27, 2017 | 5:30 - 8:30 p.m.
Henry Mayo Center, Valencia, CA
A panel discussion will follow the screening, moderated by
our very own, Joy Burkhard
FREE ADMISSION - RSVP by April 20. Learn more here.Currently on iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/movie/when- the-bough-breaks/id1210503223 Releases on Netflix during Maternal Mental Health Awareness Week (May 6)
Board Meetings We will continue with quarterly board meetings (phone and in-person). In addition, Joy and Kiley will send out monthly emails to keep you all up-to-date with current happenings/events/opportunities. Upcoming Meetings Poolside chat with families - Summer (Doodle Poll will be sent out) Executive Board Pre-Retreat - Summer Board Meeting (phone) - September (date TBD)
Board Planning Retreat Saturday October 8, 2017 Los Angeles, CA
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