"I’m focused on ensuring health equity remains central in our response to the COVID-19 pandemic through policy analysis and research. My work prioritizes historically marginalized communities including people living in poverty, people who use drugs, and incarcerated individuals."

“I’m focused on addressing inequities in maternal and child health. I’m proud to be part of a forward-thinking, inclusive organization dedicated to achieving health equity for people of all ages.”

"We're focused on creating age-inclusive environments that enable people of all ages and abilities to participate in health-promoting activities, to make social connections, and to contribute to their communities, no matter where we live. Through policy and practice change, we're working to ensure equal opportunities for a better later life."

“I’m helping to create a platform where community residents can consistently and boldly advocate for equity in the care they receive for their children, neighbors, and families across various systems. I participate in initiatives led by residents that use their wisdom and lived experience to activate the policy changes they deem necessary to thrive in East Harlem.”

"Multisector collaboratives are increasingly becoming popular strategies for improving population health. Therefore, my work is focused on examining and promoting community stakeholder partnerships that are making coordinated and integrated efforts toward improving health outcomes in low-income communities."

"I’m working with community-based organizations, healthcare providers, departments of health, and others to identify community needs and priorities—and to build the evidence base for effective programs that address key social factors, support good health, and reduce inequities."

"By now we know that most of what drives our health happens outside the doctors’ office. My work is focused at the intersection of health care and those other factors that keep people healthy and well, like good housing, food, education and jobs."