Brandon Atkins is a Congressional Fellow for Representative Hank Johnson Jr., driving legislative strategy on judiciary and defense policy.
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CBCF leadership, staff, board, and council members.
Brittani Collins
Brittani Collins is a proud Chicagoan, born and raised in the south suburbs of Chicago, IL. Throughout her journey, Brittani has soared both academically and professionally.
Read MoreAlandrea Harris
Alandrea Harris is a dedicated public servant committed to improving the lives of others through patient care, research, and advocacy.
Read MoreDesha Holden-Nelson
Desha Holden-Nelson—a native of South-Central Los Angeles, California—is a fierce maternal and family health equity advocate with a deep love for parents.
Read MoreDr. Ciara Horne
Dr. Ciara Horne is a policy and data analyst with over seven years of experience working with nonprofit, federal, and academic organizations to address challenges in healthcare, housing, and social media.
Read MoreTyler Johnson
As an enterprising and dedicated leader, Tyler Johnson has continuously exhibited her commitment to innovation and advocacy throughout her academic and professional career.
Read MoreMakayla Amaris Levitt
Makayla grew up with a nomadic spirit, living among a mosaic of cultures, countries, and communities, some that mirrored her own, and others in contrast.
Read MoreNoelle Lewis
Noelle Lewis earned a Master of Public Affairs (MPA), with a focus on sustainability, from Brown University. She also holds dual Bachelor of Arts degrees in International and Public Affairs, as well as Africana Studies, from Brown University.
Read MoreQuincy Rasin
Quincy Rasin was born and raised in New Bern, North Carolina. He pursued his undergraduate degree in Public Policy and Administration at Wagner College in New York City, and his Master’s in Public Health and Health Equity from Xavier University of Louisiana.
Read MoreAshya Smith
Ashya Smith, a Detroit native, is dedicated to using her skills in policy analysis, research, and advocacy, and lived experience as a former Medicaid beneficiary, to disrupt the systemic health disparities plaguing disadvantaged communities.
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