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Board of Directors
Latoya Blueford, Board Member
Latoya Blueford is the Founder and Director of The Skylar Project, a 501(c)(3) NICU and bereavement nonprofit. Latoya is a child-loss-survivor, former NICU-mother, Certified Pregnancy and Infant Loss Advocate, Postpartum-Doula, Legislative Advocate for the Shine-for-Autumn Act (state level), and former Rape-crisis Advocate through Lifelines Counseling Services.
"My life's work is to walk the NICU and bereavement journey with families offering a display of hope and reassurance that no matter what the final outcome is, they are not alone and given the proper resources and support they will overcome any obstacle. My goal is to bring awareness to NICU postpartum care by giving the world a glimpse inside the NICU postpartum world. A NICU mother is still a postpartum mother but with a critical baby, a devastating reality.
Temi Aregbesola-Okere, MPH, PhD, Board Member
Dr. Temi Aregbesola-Okere has over 15 years of experience working in the medical and public health sector in direct communication with medical staff, women, children, and their families providing an array of administrative, health, and social services. With a diverse balance of direct service and management expertise and knowledge of public health program development concepts, process, administration, and management, public health strategies and knowledge of a wide range of qualitative methods for analysis of public health programs.
TANYA MILLER, BOARD MEMBER
Tanya Miller is a certified project management professional working for Prolacta Bioscience. She oversees the project management office, supporting the enterprise delivery life-changing solutions for critically ill babies and other vulnerable patients. She has formerly worked for a large California non-profit healthcare company, served as associate director of a non-profit, grassroots, community-based organization offering services for at-risk, economically and socially challenged women, and completed a strategic management program for non-profit leaders with the RGK Center for Philanthropy and Community Service at The University of Texas at Austin.