Staff

Siboney A. Rodriguez, LMSW

Executive Director
siboney@breastfeedingnm.org

About Siboney A. Rodriguez

Siboney, a proud mother of three hijos, raises her children on the same New Mexican soil that has carried her family through generations, and devotes her professional journey to heart-centered service to community. She has been with the New Mexico Breastfeeding Task Force since 2017 and currently serves as Executive Director, guiding the organization’s strategic plan to support clinical and outreach efforts that improve lactation protection and promotion.

Siboney has also worked as a medical clinical social worker (LMSW) and as a passionate birth and postpartum doula, centering care as a Certified Lactation Counselor, Innate Postpartum Care Provider, and Pregnancy and Infant Loss Advocate. She is inspired to contribute to the communal encouragement of human milk as the first food, sacred reproductive remembrance, and community-centered health care that is culturally responsive, accessible, and equitable. Siboney seeks to develop frameworks that further existing movements to improve family health outcomes, and cultivating community wellness in New Mexico and beyond.

Christine Kamm, CPA

Accountant
christine@breastfeedingnm.org

About Christine Kamm, CPA

Christine Kamm is an accounting professional with over thirty years of experience in financial and regulatory reporting and analysis. She graduated from the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill with a BS in business administration with a concentration in accounting. She worked in public accounting for the first five years before taking a year off with her first child and went back to work part-time as finance director for YWCA of Albuquerque. In 1999, Christine established a home-based accounting firm, specializing in financial consulting and reporting for small businesses and nonprofit organizations.

Julianna Massa

Program Manager
julianna@breastfeedingnm.org

About Julianna Massa

Rebecca Martinez, RNC-NIC, NC-BC

Clinical Development Specialist

rebecca@breastfeedingnm.org

About Rebecca Servoss

Rebecca Servoss has been supporting families professionally since 2008. She is a birthworker, a Certified Neonatal Nurse, Board Certified Holistic Nurse Coach, Perinatal Mental Health Advocate and Pregnancy and Infant Loss (PAIL)Advocate.

She is passionate about resourcing both families and caregivers who are experiencing grief and loss, and has served on the Neonatal Bereavement Committee at Rush University Medical Center and University of New Mexico Hospital. Rebecca is the co-founder of Marigolde, LLC, a nurse led grief wellness platform rooted in storytelling, culture and rituals.

Rebecca is a mother to three incredible children. Outside of her professional roles, you will find her playing music with her kids, studying Southern Italian folk traditions, or spending time writing. Rebecca is the author of Navigating the NICU: A Self Care Guide for Parents.

Jessica Marquez

Southern Community Engagement Liaison

jessica@breastfeedingnm.org

About Jessica Marquez

Jessica Marquez loves the idea of helping families reach breastfeeding goals to be healthier. Her passion for breastfeeding began while working as a nutritionist for the WIC Program at her local clinic. She served her community as team leader for two peer counselors, giving her the opportunity to work with breastfeeding needs at different levels. She enjoys sharing her knowledge to assist in normalizing the idea of breastfeeding within all cultures and communities. She has three wonderful kids of her own. Born and raised in the southwest, Jessica is very familiar with those communities. She has bachelor's in community health from New Mexico State University. Jessica has been with the Task Force since October 2016, supporting the southern region and chapters.

Faith Lee

Northern Community Engagement Liaison

faith@breastfeedingnm.org

About Faith Lee

Faith (she/they/ella) is a passionate full spectrum doula and lactation educator. Born and raised in the four corners, she loves running, hiking, and foraging along the northwest desert trails, both red and green chile, and the stunningly beautiful view of Shiprock against the brilliant sunsets. She lives with her life partner and her sister, raising a small human, a dog, and lots of plants, all of which bring so much joy to her life. Faith is an imperfect person, just trying her best to express love to herself, others, and all things around her, everyday. She aspires to become a reproductive health specialist nurse practitioner and midwife.

Faith began her journey with the Task Force in 2024 as a new lactating mom attending the Milk & Cookies support group. She quickly became enamored with the organization, its members, its mission, and its purpose in supporting breast/chestfeeding people throughout their lactation experiences. Beginning as a volunteer community member, Faith began a maternity, postpartum, and baby swap meet in collaboration with the Four Corners chapter of NMBTF. She was hired as the North West Core Team Member in January of 2025, and remains ever passionate about improving the reproductive, maternal, and lactation ecosystems throughout her community and the state of New Mexico at large.

Kimberly Smetzer

BFH-BFCI/Lactation Workforce Development
kimberly@breastfeedingnm.org

About Kimberly Smetzer, RN, IBCLC

Kimberly Smetzer, RN, IBCLC, started working with new breastfeeding mothers and after her daughter Tiffany was born. Breastfeeding was much harder than she had imagined and she really thought of giving up. The amazing support she received while breastfeeding her children is the driving force behind where she is today. Since graduating from nursing school in 1999, Kimberly has worked in two countries and four states while accompanying her military spouse. She has had the privilege of working in mother/baby, labor and delivery, and transition nursery positions. Kimberly is an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant, (IBCLC) and has been able to use that knowledge in all of her positions. Kimberly and her husband moved to Las Cruces in the summer of 2008. Since then, she has worked as a lactation consultant and nurse manager at Mountain View Regional Medical Center with a wonderful group of people that believe in the same principles. They are proud to one of eight baby-friendly hospitals in the state of New Mexico while setting a standard that makes baby-friendly and ten steps to successful breastfeeding the norm rather than the exception.

Alexandra Jacobs, IBCLC, PMH-C

Central Community Engagement Liaison

alexandra@breastfeedingnm.org

About Alexandra Jacobs

Alexandra (she/her) is an IBCLC and the newest Community Engagement Liaison for the New Mexico Breastfeeding Task Force covering the central region. In addition to increasing access to breastfeeding & bodyfeeding support, she also cares deeply about promoting supportive environments in workplace & childcare settings and beyond. Outside of her role with the Task Force, she works at UNM on the Breastfeeding CHAMPS study and as an IBCLC in private practice.

Alexandra’s interest in lactation work began while working as a nutrition educator in infant & young child feeding, and grew after the birth of her oldest child, when she began volunteering for her local breastfeeding coalition as a support group facilitator while earning her clinical lactation hours. She became acquainted with the Task Force in 2023 as a volunteer for the Greater ABQ Chapter and is eager to bring her lactation & nonprofit background to her new role as Community Engagement Liaison, supporting the central region and chapters.