Health Systems and Population Health

Research Interests

Currently: Adult experiential learning; Community-driven action for environmental justice; Storytelling in community health assessments. Generally: Community building for health; Bridging evidence and policymaking; Qualitative research & evaluation; Latinx/e health; multi-sectoral collaboration to advance health equity; leadership development

Bio

Antoinette is a clinical instructor and public health practitioner with over 25 years of working with Latinx/e populations in the U.S. and in Latin America for over 25 years in clinical, research, and community health settings. She is experienced in developing, implementing, and evaluating programs and multimedia health promotion strategies including radio novelas, liberation theatre, photovoice, and digital storytelling. More recently, Antoinette has focused her efforts on bridging evidence (research) and policymaking, and health leadership development. She is committed to training the health workforce of today and tomorrow.

Education

MPH University of Washington, 2004
BA American Studies, University of California (Berkeley), 1998

Academic Programs and Affiliations

• SPH Undergraduate Programs