SPARK - IPV

Helping researchers effectively measure IPV in maternal health research

Maternal Mortality

California Surgeon General: Strong Start and Beyond: Maternal Health Resources

Jun 5, 2026
Strong Start and Beyond initiative is a comprehensive maternal health movement launched by the State of California in 2024. The goal is to reduce California's maternal mortality rate 50% by December 2026. One arm of the initiative aims to increase awareness of resources and services to support families before, during, and after pregnancy. The website provides information on various maternal health resources, including financial help, food assistance, health care, and mental health support.... Read More →

California Surgeon General: Strong Start and Beyond: Maternal Health Resources

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The Afiya Center

Jun 5, 2026
The Afiya Center (TAC) is a reproductive justice organization based in Dallas, Texas. TAC is dedicated to transforming the lives, health, and well-being of Black women and girls by addressing the unique needs of Black Communities. The website highlights key areas of focus: 1) Reproductive Justice, 2) HIV Education and Programming, 3) Abortion Justice, and 4) Maternal Mortality... Read More →

The Afiya Center

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Pregnancy-Associated Deaths from Homicide, Suicide, and Drug Overdose: Review of Research and the Intersection of Intimate Partner Violence

Jun 5, 2026
Review article discussing the leading causes of pregnancy-associated deaths, homicide, suicide, and drug overdoses; including prevalence, demographic characteristics, and possible leading factors... Read More →

Pregnancy-Associated Deaths from Homicide, Suicide, and Drug Overdose: Review of Research and the Intersection of Intimate Partner Violence

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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: Public Health and Professional Resources Related to Maternal Health

Jun 5, 2026
The CDC's HEAR HER Campaign provides health care professionals and public health organizations a comprehensive toolkit to support maternal health and reduce pregnancy-related deaths. Available resources are grouped into the following four categories: 1) Maternal Health Topics, 2) Data Surveillance, 3) Supporting States, and 4) Federal Agencies.... Read More →

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: Public Health and Professional Resources Related to Maternal Health

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