Victoria Enyinda Petty is a maternal health researcher, health educator, and certified health coach dedicated to empowering women to take control of their health and wellness. As the founder of Temple Health Collective, she combines evidence-based strategies with a holistic approach to improve maternal health outcomes and foster equity in women’s healthcare.

With a diverse career spanning higher education, corporate wellness, disease intervention, and community health education, Victoria brings a wealth of knowledge and practical experience to her work. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Healthcare Management and a Master of Public Health degree from the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB), along with a health coach certification from Emory University. Currently, she is pursuing her PhD in Community Health Promotion at UAB, focusing her research on preconception and pregnancy health and addressing racial disparities in maternal health.

Through Temple Health Collective, Victoria provides innovative maternal health education, coaching, and consulting services that bridge research, advocacy, and actionable solutions. Her mission is to inspire meaningful, lasting change for women and families by equipping them with the tools and knowledge they need to thrive during every stage of motherhood.