; and researchers, government officials, and policy experts who specialize in women’s health, maternal mental and behavioral health, maternal substance use disorder, or maternal mortality and severe maternal morbidity. In selecting such members of the Task Force, the Secretary shall give special consideration to individuals from diverse racial and ethnic backgrounds or individuals with experience providing culturally congruent maternity care in diverse communities. (B) One or more patients who have suffered from a diagnosed mental or behavioral health condition during the prenatal or postpartum period, or a spouse or family member of such patient. (C) One or more representatives of a community-based organization that addresses adverse maternal health outcomes with a specific focus on racial and ethnic disparities in maternal health outcomes. In selecting such representatives, the Secretary shall give special consideration to organizations from communities with significant minority populations. (D) One or more perinatal health workers who provide non-clinical support to pregnant and postpartum women, such as a doula, community health worker, peer supporter, certified lactation consultant, nutritionist or dietitian, social worker, home visitor, or navigator. In selecting such perinatal health workers, the Secretary shall give special consideration to individuals with experience working in communities with significant minority populations. (E) One or more representatives of relevant patient advocacy organizations, with a particular focus on organizations that address racial and ethnic disparities in maternal health outcomes. (F) One or more representatives of relevant health care provider organizations, with a particular focus on organizations that address racial and ethnic disparities in maternal health outcomes. (G) One or more leaders of a Federally-qualified health center or rural health clinic (as such terms are defined in section 1861 of the Social Security Act). (H) One or more representatives of health