GA HR1881

Georgia House Resolution recognizing and commending Mariah HuQ, a media leader, entrepreneur, and philanthropist who now resides in Georgia

First African American woman to develop an original franchise for Bravo TV with "Married to Medicine" in 2013, which premiered as Bravo's highest-rated non-spinoff freshman show with over 2.7 million debut viewers and has reached over 27 million viewers across 12 seasons

Founder of Reality Reprogrammed (media initiative focused on responsible storytelling and creator ownership) and Sleek Media Studios in downtown McDonough, Georgia (creative hub supporting filmmakers and content creators)

Recipient of multiple honors including the Ruby Hurley Humanitarian of the Year Award, Chattanooga Humanitarian Award, Outstanding Service Award from Tennessee, and an official Mariah HuQ Day proclamation

Supports educational access, humanitarian relief, and community development through the Solaiman Foundation and initiatives including the Kebene Children's Home in Mombasa, Kenya