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FAQ: Maternal Health Vitality Think Tank Launch in Georgia
TL;DR
Georgia's new Maternal Health Vitality Think Tank offers organizations a strategic advantage by coordinating existing efforts to improve maternal health outcomes across the state.
The MHVTT works by uniting cross-sector partners to coordinate trauma-informed care, develop the workforce, and align financing for systemic maternal health improvements in Georgia.
This initiative makes Georgia better by shifting focus from survival to vitality, ensuring every family experiences healthy, safe, and dignified pregnancies and recoveries.
Georgia's new think tank connects over 20 diverse partners from healthcare to philanthropy to tackle maternal mortality through coordinated, systems-level collaboration.
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The MHVTT is a statewide collaborative designed to coordinate systems-level solutions and advance maternal vitality across Georgia by connecting existing efforts, understanding the full landscape, and building on what's working through cross-sector collaboration.
Georgia ranks among the bottom 10 states nationally in maternal mortality, and ongoing reliance on isolated programs or single-sector solutions has hindered sustained improvement in maternal health outcomes. The MHVTT bridges gaps across partner organizations and sectors to strengthen Georgia's maternal health ecosystem.
The MHVTT is convened by the Georgia Health Initiative and unites cross-sector leaders including health care providers, public health leaders, researchers, philanthropy, and community-based organizations. Partners include Annie E. Casey Foundation, Atlanta Birth Center, Black Mamas Matter Alliance, Emory University, Georgia Hospital Association, and others.
The MHVTT focuses on coordinated, trauma-informed care; workforce development; and aligned public and private financing for systems-level change. These strategic aims work in complement with one another to drive lasting impact.
The MHVTT isn't about creating another program but rather connecting what already exists by creating infrastructure to bring existing efforts together. It focuses on systems-level collaboration rather than isolated programs or single-sector solutions.
The MHVTT's newly launched website at MaternalVitalityGa.org serves as a strategic action hub housing sound research, coordinated strategy, and aligned investments for Georgia.
The shared vision is a Georgia where every family can experience maternal vitality through healthy pregnancies, safe childbirth, and dignified recovery, with a focus on vitality rather than death or near misses to build a state where families thrive, not just survive.
The MHVTT was announced on January 29, 2026, with its website becoming operational starting from that date as a go-to resource for Georgia.
Maternal vitality conveys a commitment to building a Georgia where families thrive, not just survive, focusing on positive outcomes rather than just preventing death or near misses during pregnancy and childbirth.
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