Throughout the week, the Ministry will host a series of educational and community‑focused events designed to provide practical guidance, professional insight, and opportunities for engagement.
Below is the full schedule of activities.
Documentary Screening
Tuesday, August 4 • 5:30 PM Bermuda College – Athene Lecture Theatre
A thought‑provoking documentary offering insight into breastfeeding experiences from a range of perspectives. This screening provides an opportunity for attendees to learn more about the realities of breastfeeding and infant feeding.
Private Class: “The Art of Hand Expressing”
Wednesday, August 5 • Time to be confirmed Treehouse • Registration Required
A hands‑on, practical session facilitated by Feven of Harmony Birth Services, designed to support breastfeeding mothers in learning effective hand‑expressing techniques.
Alternative Date: Tuesday, August 19 • 5 PM • Treehouse
Panel Discussion: “Breastfeeding: One Size Does Not Fit All”
Thursday, August 6 • 5:30 PM Bermuda College – Athene Lecture Theatre
A moderated discussion featuring healthcare professionals and mothers who will share both positive and challenging breastfeeding experiences. The session will highlight the varied realities of infant‑feeding journeys and the importance of tailored support.
Panelists: Dr. Kristen Woodward • Nicole Harvey • Fiona Dill • Three Mothers
Moderator: Allison Flood
Community Event: “Rooted in Support”
Saturday, August 8 • 9:30 AM–11:30 AM, Victoria Park • Setup begins at 8:00 AM
A community‑focused morning event promoting breastfeeding awareness, family support, and public engagement. Attendees will have the opportunity to participate in educational activities, connect with service providers, and access resources.
Event Features:
- *Used breast pump donation drive
- Mini informational sessions: Moms to Grandmothers, Dads Supporting Moms
- Free prenatal/postnatal yoga class
- Informational and retail vendors
- Opportunities for community engagement and support
- DJ Cmdty
- Natural Mystic Hub
*We are accepting Spectra pumps, the Medela Symphony, and all manual pumps including the HaaKaa, along with flanges and collecting bottles, but no tubing, noting that many pumps—such as wearable models—are single‑user only.