Britnee N. Timberlake

Q11: Before we close, let’s put a spotlight on your best practices. Tell us about a program of yours that has shown to improve outcomes for mothers and babies of color! #NurtureNJ #HealthEquityNJ

Q10: How can individuals following along help improve health and birth equity in NJ? #NurtureNJ #HealthEquityNJ

Q9: #COVID19 has exacerbated existing health inequities, leading to significant disparities in COVID-19-related health outcomes for Black communities. How is your organization working to address these inequities? #NurtureNJ #HealthEquityNJ

Q8: #COVID19 has disrupted the way we deliver care. How has your organization adapted your programs & services during the #COVID19 pandemic? #NurtureNJ #HealthEquityNJ

Q7: Let’s talk social determinants of health—transportation, access to health insurance, child care, & more. How is your org tackling SDOH to better support the health of NJ’s mothers and babies? #HealthEquityNJ

Q6: What steps has your organization taken to amplify the work of people of color? #NurtureNJ #HealthEquityNJ

Q5: What steps has your organization taken to address systemic racism and implicit bias? #NurtureNJ #HealthEquityNJ

Q4: #NurtureNJ is developing a strategic plan to reduce maternal mortality & morbidity by 50% over 5yrs & eliminate racial disparities in birth. How do you see your org fitting into that work? #HealthEquityNJ

Q3: New Jersey has among the worst maternal and infant health disparities in the country. From your perspective, how can we tackle systemic racism to improve maternal & infant health equity in NJ? #NurtureNJ #HealthEquityNJ

Q2: We will keep working on maternal & infant health until New Jersey becomes the safest & most equitable place in the country to deliver & raise a baby. To the people you serve, what does that future look like? #NurtureNJ #HealthEquityNJ

Q1: Tell us about yourself! What does your organization do in New Jersey? #NurtureNJ #HealthEquityNJ