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tions and content development leader with more than a decade of experience advancing consumer education, community engagement and advocacy campaigns.

ing the Center for Public Health, Christina worked on the Milken Institute’s Business and Program Development team as their project manager.

ch support for the Center’s prevention and mental health strategic pillars of work.

n Santa Monica.

olio of work focused on prevention, chronic disease, infrastructure, and other timely issues that are critical to advancing the role of public health in sup

addiction and mental health.

ross each of the Center’s focus areas: chronic disease, mental health, and sustainable food systems.

learnings from the COVID-19 pandemic, focused on examining the private sector’s role and responsibility in supp

ghlighted the deficits in infrastructure, housing, and workforce development that have exacerbated inequities over time.

gh-tech output for the better part of a decade, employment in high-tech industries has fallen over the same period. Fewer workers are reaping the ben

mance of metro areas with a focus on job growth, wage growth, and high-tech GDP growth.