Christine,
ILCA conference talks are rather short, and I've heard that 3 main
points is a good target for a 1 hour talk.
I think you could do justice to your material if you show some of it
graphically and give out good handouts, so that participants will have
the information to look over after your talk.

1. What are the most common barriers
Definately cover this.
2. What are the most common sources of support
Cover this one briefly.
3. Whether meeting duration or exclusivity goals had any different effect on
maternal perception of success.
Again, briefly
4. Stats about the barriers i.e. what percentages experienced, how many
average barriers did those that failed or met their goals experience, effect of
barriers and types of barriers on breastfeeding rates, etc.
This is what you hand out- you can flash graphs on the screen (three dimensional multicolored are always helpful)
5. What effect on meeting goals did working have, if any.
Again, briefly
6. Whether mothers experienced more duration or exclusivity goals  might not have time for these last two, but you can add them to the handouts.
7. Variations in maternal perceptions of success in meeting goals compared to
stated goals and their actual rates.

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