Because Congress is slated to review the sweeping budget proposal on the original date of May 15, we have moved the briefing to May 29 and hope that you can join us live. The briefing recording will be shared with all who register as well.

During this briefing, the Policy Center for Maternal Mental Health will unveil its latest maternal mental health (MMH) state report cards, including a new national grade and state grades highlighting the top states, bottom states, and those states that have made the most significant improvement. (See the 2024 report here).

The Policy Center will also present its 2025, county-level “Risk and Resource” report highlighting the counties with the highest risk for MMH disorders and lowest resources which the Policy Center refers to as “dark zones.”
(See the 2023 report here).

The Policy Center CEO will also share the Federal and state strategies, including the strategies from the Federal Maternal Mental Health Task Force that have the potential to alleviate suffering and support doctors and patients alike.