In this special episode of the Week In Review, we take a look at our multi-part series on maternal health called Missing Moms from WABE Health Reporter Jess Mador.

Georgia can be a dangerous place to be pregnant and give birth. The state’s maternal mortality rate is among the worst in the United States. But the risks are not equal. Black Georgians are much more likely than other women to experience complications or die during or after pregnancy.

Families want change. Policymakers and advocates are pushing solutions. To understand what is — and is not — working to address Georgia’s maternal health crisis, we’re exploring the complex factors behind it and what’s being done to address it.

In this special episode of the Week In Review, we take a look at our multi-part series on maternal health called <a href="https://www.wabe.org/missingmoms/">Missing Moms</a> from WABE Health Reporter Jess Mador.
Georgia can be a dangerous place to be pregnant and give birth. The state&rsquo;s maternal mortality rate is among the worst in the United States. But the risks are not equal. Black Georgians are much more likely than other women to experience complications or die during or after pregnancy.
Families want change. Policymakers and advocates are pushing solutions. To understand what is &mdash; and is not &mdash; working to address Georgia&rsquo;s maternal health crisis, we&rsquo;re exploring the complex factors behind it and what&rsquo;s being done to address it.

Each week, WABE's Managing Editor Alex Helmick takes a look at the work from his team of award-winning reporters, producers and hosts. 

Each week, WABE's Managing Editor Alex Helmick takes a look at the work from his team of award-winning reporters, producers and hosts.