Do you need my expertise for news articles, op-eds, testimony, or advocacy?
I can speak about:
Reproductive health (abortion, contraception, pregnancy)
Health equity (community-engaged research, intersectionality, structural and social determinants of health including racism and stigma)
Violence prevention (sexual, intimate partner, and gender-based violence)
And check out Conscientious Consulting to see if we could partner on capacity building for community-based organizations!
The Safe Motherhood Quilt at the Georgia Capitol in 2023
News
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Atlanta Medical Center’s closure is also the end of a local midwifery practice. (Atlanta Magazine)
Consequences of Roe v. Wade being overturned are infinite, says Michigan Public Health alumna. (University of Michigan Public Health News Center)
Abortion doulas brace for increasingly fraught work if Roe falls. (Washtington Post)
Expecting Moms Face Hard Choices. (Valdosta Daily Times, Milledgeville Union Recorder, Moultrie Observer and other local news outlets across Georgia)
Foundation donates $750,000 to help mothers and babies. (Atlanta Journal Constitution)
Study: About 9% of would-be abortions eligible under new Georgia law (Atlanta Journal Constitution)
Emory University study shows impact of Georgia's abortion law on women (11Alive News)
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“It's a systemic issue”: Why Georgia's maternal health crisis requires multiple solutions. (Savannah Morning News)
What Abortion Access Looks Like for Black Women in Atlanta. (Capital B Atlanta)
Why Black People Make Up 65% of Georgia’s Abortions. (Capital B Atlanta)
Reproductive Health
Atlanta Medical Center’s closure is also the end of a local midwifery practice. (Atlanta Magazine)
Consequences of Roe v. Wade being overturned are infinite, says Michigan Public Health alumna. (University of Michigan Public Health News Center)
Abortion doulas brace for increasingly fraught work if Roe falls. (Washtington Post)
Expecting Moms Face Hard Choices. (Valdosta Daily Times, Milledgeville Union Recorder, Moultrie Observer and other local news outlets across Georgia)
Foundation donates $750,000 to help mothers and babies. (Atlanta Journal Constitution)
Violence Prevention
Health Equity
“It's a systemic issue”: Why Georgia's maternal health crisis requires multiple solutions. (Savannah Morning News)
What Abortion Access Looks Like for Black Women in Atlanta. (Capital B Atlanta)
Why Black People Make Up 65% of Georgia’s Abortions. (Capital B Atlanta)
News
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Atlanta Medical Center’s closure is also the end of a local midwifery practice. (Atlanta Magazine)
Consequences of Roe v. Wade being overturned are infinite, says Michigan Public Health alumna. (University of Michigan Public Health News Center)
Abortion doulas brace for increasingly fraught work if Roe falls. (Washtington Post)
Expecting Moms Face Hard Choices. (Valdosta Daily Times, Milledgeville Union Recorder, Moultrie Observer and other local news outlets across Georgia)
Foundation donates $750,000 to help mothers and babies. (Atlanta Journal Constitution)
Op-Eds
Dr. Mosley was chosen as the doctoral student speaker for University of Michigan School of Public Health’s graduation in 2016. Watch her speech or read the Feature Article, “Keeping the Public in Public Health” on Medium and speech text here.
Dr. Mosley was featured by University of Michigan School of Public Health “Day In the Life” of an alum, where she discussed community-engaged research for reproductive health, rights, and justice in Georgia.
Dr. Mosley and Midwife Jennie Joseph (Founder and President of Commonsense Childbirth) at Perinatal Providers Appreciation Day at the Georgia Capitol in 2023
Policy advocacy
Testifying against an attempted ban on telemedicine for abortion in Georgia in 2022