Amelia DeFosset earned a Master of Public Health from the University of California Los Angeles in 2014, and a Bachelor of Arts from UNC Chapel Hill in 2008, with a focus in anthropology. Her previous professional experience includes using cross-sector, person-centered and applied inquiry to explore up-stream influences on chronic disease outcomes. DeFosset’s research is focused on re-imagining systems, services and supports so that historically marginalized communities have what they need to be … Continued

Amelia DeFosset earned a Master of Public Health from the University of California Los Angeles in 2014, and a Bachelor of Arts from UNC Chapel Hill in 2008, with a focus in anthropology. Her previous professional experience includes using cross-sector, person-centered and applied inquiry to explore up-stream influences on chronic disease outcomes. DeFosset’s research is focused on re-imagining systems, services and supports so that historically marginalized communities have what they need to be holistically well.