I am a Public Health Advocate because I am passionate about advancing health equity and expanding access to care for children and families. I hold a bachelor’s degree from Saint Michael’s College in Political Science and Sociology, along with six years of experience in public health advocacy and nonprofit communications focused on chronic conditions, including sickle cell disease, and improving access to care. Through my professional and academic background, I am committed to creating meaningful change that supports healthier, more equitable communities.
