Kiddada Green, MAT

Kiddada Green is the founding executive director of Black Mothers’ Breastfeeding Association (BMBFA).  In this role, she is responsible for the organization’s vision, administration, operations and program development.  Before fully transitioning into her role with BMBFA, Kiddada spent much of her early career with Detroit Public Schools.  She often attributes the development of her leadership to her years with DPS, where she served as both a literacy coach and instructional specialist.

As a community organizer, Kiddada advocates for racial justice in maternal child health.   She has spearheaded the formation of the Black Breastfeeding Caucus and is the co-creator of both Mommy-Friendly Detroit and Black Breastfeeding Week.  Kiddada serves on several committees and special projects including the US Breastfeeding Committee COVID-19 Infant Young Child Feeding Constellation and MI Department of Health & Human Services Maternal Infant Strategy Group.  

A thought leader and field builder –  Kiddada put forth recommendations for The U.S. Surgeon General’s Call to Action to Support Breastfeeding and the State of Michigan Breastfeeding Plan.  Her work has been published internationally in Breastfeeding Medicine and she has been featured in several noteworthy publications, including Ebony Magazine, Womens eNews and The Root.  

An avid learner, Kiddada is a proud esteemed member of the inaugural class of the W.K. Kellogg Foundation’s Community Leadership Network Fellowship Program.  She is a social entrepreneur, successfully completing a business accelerator fellowship with Ascension Health.  In 2020, Kiddada launched Ask Kiddada, a leadership consulting firm. 

A Spartan and a Grizzly, Kiddada holds a Bachelor’s Degree from Michigan State University and a Master’s Degree in the Art of Teaching from Oakland University.  She is a proud and devoted wife, mother and advocate.