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Saili's experience includes survey design, dia management, and administrative support. All through her tenure, Carolina emerged at the same time as the regional expert on the barriers to utilization of mental health benefits for communities of color in Los Angeles District. Cary is proficient in Spanish after having lived and worked in Guatemala. At NAMI CA, Kiran led policy initiatives en route for improve access to behavioral fitness care, and to reduce the stigma and discrimination surrounding mental illness. Kimberly is an alumna of the Jesse M. Mihae brings to CPEHN her distinctive background as an organizer after that an educator, having worked for nearly 10 years with immigrant communities and communities of color. Kimberly is driven to build up social justice through sound broadcast policy and effective, accountable broadcast administration.

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Prior to joining CPEHN, Carolina worked as the Resource Coordinator by Maternal and Child Health Access, where she was the advance advocate for high-risk pregnant after that postpartum women dependent on the county mental health system. Ahead of joining CPEHN, she served campeón staff in the California State Assembly, where she worked on transportation, environmental, language access, after that taxation issues. Sarah has advocated on women's health and reproductive justice, language access, immigrants' rights, and expanding health care en route for communities of color through governmental, budgetary and regulatory processes. She is committed to holistic broadcast health solutions that address vital community needs such as aggression prevention, stable housing, and a clean environment. Kimberly is an alumna of the Jesse M. Carolina brings a unique associate of expertise in mental fitness advocacy, consumer-driven policy analysis, after that intensive case management experience en route for CPEHN. Unruh Assembly Fellowship Program. Kimberly is driven to build up social justice through sound broadcast policy and effective, accountable broadcast administration. Sarah previously worked along with CPEHN in as Project Manager for the Having Our About Coalition, where she organized the statewide coalition to advocate on behalf of communities of color for health care reform. Keerti also worked at the TeenScreen National Center at Columbia University helping to advance youth-centric mental healthcare in schools, primary care offices, and community-based settings. Before, Saili worked as a assignment assistant and office manager for a program evaluation consultant firm, Public Profit.

By NAMI CA, Kiran led certificate initiatives to improve access en route for behavioral health care, and en route for reduce the stigma and discrimination surrounding mental illness. Prior en route for joining CPEHN, Carolina worked campeón the Resource Coordinator at Materno and Child Health Access, anywhere she was the lead activist for high-risk pregnant and postpartum women dependent on the district mental health system. Kimberly is an alumna of the Jesse M. Cary is proficient all the rage Spanish after having lived after that worked in Guatemala. Carolina brings a unique mix of capability in mental health advocacy, consumer-driven policy analysis, and intensive case management experience to CPEHN. Unruh Assembly Fellowship Program. Saili's be subject to includes survey design, data management, and administrative support. Sarah has advocated on women's health after that reproductive justice, language access, immigrants' rights, and expanding health care to communities of color all the way through legislative, budgetary and regulatory processes. She volunteers as a Adolescence Advisor to the Asian Appease Youth Leadership Project, a alliance dedicated to developing civic participation, leadership, and interest in broadcast service for API high discipline students in California. Sarah before worked with CPEHN in at the same time as Project Manager for the Having Our Say Coalition, where she organized the statewide coalition en route for advocate on behalf of communities of color for health care reform.

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