This summary distills findings from a Princeton School of Public and International Affairs’ Policy Task Force. Raquel Mazon Jeffers and Wendy McWeeny were part of a team from CHAP that led the task force, which examined Nurture NJ’s multi-pronged effort to make the state the safest place in the nation to give birth and raise a child, specifically by centering the goals of the New Jersey Maternal and Infant Health Innovation Authority (MIHIA).

This report reflects on progress towards birth equity made by funders and partners in nine states and insights process-gleaned insights on the value of collaboration.

An overview of maternal and infant health rankings, Medicaid programs, and funder collaborative status for 16 states across the country.

This report from Funders for Birth Justice & Equity focused on who makes up the current landscape of maternal health philanthropic funders, what they are funding, and how they are advancing improved outcomes for all in their practices and approaches.

Pulled from a SOBE collaborative workshop, these slides offers useful definitions for key terms along with questions to guide related stakeholder conversations.