Zoe Dodd serves as the Research and Data Specialist at Black Mothers’ Breastfeeding Association, where she leads data collection, analysis, and reporting to support program evaluation, continuous improvement, and data-informed storytelling. She translates quantitative and qualitative findings into actionable insights that strengthen breastfeeding support for Black women and families in Detroit.

Zoe holds a Master of Public Health in Epidemiology and brings a background in public health research, survey methodology, and maternal and child health. Her work helps ensure BMBFA’s programs are evidence-based, effective, and aligned with the organization’s mission to improve maternal and infant health outcomes and advance breastfeeding equity.