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Ms. Hall-Trujillo has over thirty years of experience as a public health administrator, community health educator and advocate in the public and private sectors. Her experience in understanding, translating and bridging policy, administration, services delivery and client cultures have earned her national and international recognition. The Birthing Project model has been replicated in almost 100 communities in the US, Canada, Central America and Africa.

She is also an independent consultant, providing technical assistance to government, private and community agencies regarding health administration, project development, identification of resources and community education.

Ms Hall-Trujillo has an on-going research project in Cuba focusing on the Cuban Maternal and Child Health system and the role of girls and women. She works closely with the Cuban Medical Scholarship Program that is training students from the United States to practice medicine in underserved areas in the U.S.

She has been honored as “Woman of the Year” by the California State Legislature, a “Hero in Healthcare” by the Coalition for Excellence in Healthcare, and “Child Abuse Prevention Professional of the Year” by the California Statewide Child Abuse Consortium. Ms. Hall-Trujillo is the recipient of the “Essence National Community Service Award”, The United States Public Health Service’s “Women’s Health Leadership Award”, and the California State “Maternal and Child Health Certificate of Excellence.”

Kathryn received her Baccalaureate (B.A.) and Masters of Public Health (M.P.H.) at The University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) and was inducted into Ashoka as a Global Social Entrepreneur in 2008. She can be contacted at birthingproject@mail2world.com.

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After completing TFA, Melissa received her Masters from the Harvard Graduate School of Education – where she focused on the research areas of Urban Education and At-Risk Adolescents. Melissa returned to New Orleans after Harvard and spent the next three years working with the Juvenile Justice Project of Louisiana (JJPL), helping to reform the juvenile justice system. Through her work at JJPL, Melissa traveled throughout the state of Louisiana, advocating on behalf of incarcerated children and the need to develop and fund appropriate and quality community-based programs to meet the unique needs of these youth. Melissa and two of her JJPL colleagues, who knew first-hand the lack of services and opportunities available to disconnected New Orleans youth, started YEP in 2004 to address the specific needs of this population.

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