Coastal Georgia Indicators Coalition

10/20/2026

10/15/2026

October is Health Literacy Month. Check out the many health indicators on our data dashboard. Visit coastalgaindicators.org or scan the QR code below.

09/30/2026

Explore these updates and more on our data dashboard at www.coastalgaindicators.org

07/24/2026

CGIC staff were honored to talk about our work at the Community Development Society conference this week. We were especially honored to present along with Mayor Jonathan McCullar of City of Statesboro Government, and to learn about all of the amazing community development happening in City of Statesboro Government Tara Ethridge Jones

06/12/2026

Georgia is ranked 39th in the nation in child and family well-being in the 2026 KIDS COUNT Data Book, released today by the Annie E. Casey Foundation. Georgia has not been among the bottom 10 states since 2017—but recent progress has stalled. The state’s challenges are most evident in health outcomes, where Georgia fell six places to 45th, even as economic well-being improved two spots to 34th. https://bit.ly/4av3RPx

03/16/2026

As we begin looking toward spring, many of us start thinking about growth, new opportunities, and what the months ahead might bring for our communities.

At CGIC, our work focuses on helping communities grow in meaningful and informed ways. By gathering and sharing data on topics like health, education, housing, economic opportunity, and overall quality of life, we help community leaders, organizations, and residents better understand what is happening in our region.

Data helps tell the story of our communities. It helps identify strengths, highlight challenges, and guide conversations about where we should focus our efforts moving forward.

As the season of renewal approaches, it is a great time to explore the indicators that help shape decisions across Coastal Georgia.

Learn more about our work and explore community data:
🌐 coastalgaindicators.org

03/08/2026

🌸 International Women’s Day Spotlight

As we continue recognizing the women who contribute to the work of the Coastal Georgia Indicators Coalition (CGIC), we’re also highlighting the voices helping share community data and stories with the public.

Sarah Mosley
Social Media Coordinator

Sarah supports CGIC by helping translate community data into accessible stories that help residents, organizations, and leaders better understand what is happening across Coastal Georgia. Through social media and digital communication, her goal is to connect people with the indicators and insights that help guide community conversations and decision-making.

Before moving into the public health field, Sarah spent several years as a middle grades educator, where she developed a passion for helping others understand complex topics in meaningful and practical ways. That same passion for education now shapes how she approaches sharing community data by making information approachable, relevant, and useful for the people it impacts.

Sarah is currently pursuing a Doctor of Public Health (DrPH) in Community Health Education and Behavior at Georgia Southern University, where her work focuses on how social factors influence health and well-being. Her interests include women’s health, the “mental load” many women carry, and trauma-informed approaches to supporting healthier and more resilient communities.

For Sarah, one of the most powerful aspects of CGIC’s work is the ability to turn information into action. By sharing indicators related to health, education, housing, and economic opportunity, she helps highlight how these factors are interconnected and why they matter for improving quality of life across the region.

Her motivation comes from a belief that informed communities are stronger communities. By helping tell the story behind the numbers, she hopes to encourage curiosity, conversation, and collaboration around the issues that shape Coastal Georgia.

💬 Community question:
Who is a woman in your life who has inspired you to lead, serve your community, or pursue your goals?