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• <H2> Dominic Cappello advocates for a data-driven and technology-infused approach to public health and safety. He is overseeing the implementation of the Data Scholars Initiative for Child Welfare in New Mexico, Connecticut and NYC. (+) His clients include Casey Family Programs, Annie E. Casey Foundation, National Education Association, University of California, Berkeley, and Disney. He worked for the New Mexico Department of Health - Epidemiology and Response Division and the New Mexico Protective Services - Research, Assessment and Data Bureau. He has a Master of Arts in Liberal Studies with an emphasis in Language and Communication from Regis University. Also a writer and illustrator, Dominic’s work in family safety received national attention when his Ten Talks book series was featured on Oprah. He’s discussed safety and health on The Today Show, NBC News, CNN, and ABC News. Dominic also curated Santa Fe’s first TEDx (Technology-Entertainment-Design) conference.
• <H2> Gregory Sherrow is a web architect for both educational and commercial enterprises. He has been involved in web development since 1997 and has developed and managed web technology solutions for companies large and small, most notably 6+ years as the head of Patagonia, Inc. Web Development Department. (+) He programmed the prototypes for the Safety+Success learning management systems piloted in South Carolina and New Mexico. His learning management system clients include State Departments of Health, Education, and Attorney Generals Office.
• <H2> Katy Yanda received her Master of Public Health from Columbia University, focusing on adolescent and family health. She has worked extensively in the domestic and international field of maternal and child health, as Director of the Teen Health Initiative and New York Civil Liberties Union. (+) She also worked as a Presidential Management Fellow with the Administration for Children and Families, and as a program manager with the Women's Global Health Imperative at the University of California, San Francisco.
• <H2> Peter Nam is a San Francisco-based art director and graphic designer with decades of experience in educational and corporate work. He designed the State of California's Wellness Guide, a resource for the entire state. (+) His other public education and health projects include: publications for UC Berkeley-based Health Research for Action's The California Senior HMO Guide, and HealthTrust's Healthy Steps in Silicon Valley.
• <H2> Christopher Harrington is currently the Department Chairperson for the Business and Liberal Arts Department at the Southwestern Indian Polytechnic Institute (SIPI) in Albuquerque, New Mexico that oversees the child development department focused on family health. (+) Throughout his career, Christopher has worked for numerous Native American tribes and has also worked for the State of New Mexico, the State of Utah, and for the US Department of Interior. He is a member of the Comanche Tribe of Oklahoma and is a graduate of the University of New Mexico (1991) and the University of Utah College of Law (1994).
• <H2> Katherine Ortega-Courtney, PhD has a PhD from the Texas Christian University where she studied at the Institute of Behavioral Research. Her focus has been on improving organizations. (+) Dr. Courtney has been an employee with the State of New Mexico for six years, first as the Juvenile Justice Epidemiologist, then as the Bureau Chief for Protective Services Research Assessment and Data Bureau. An advocate for data-informed decision-making, Dr. Courtney is leading the effort to implement the STEP: Data Scholars Initiative and develop Continuous Quality Improvement throughout Protective Services.
• <H2> Arianna Trott provides research, evaluation, and behavioral health expertise to the S+S team. She is focused on promoting social justice by addressing health and behavioral health disparities. (+) She obtained her BA from Lewis & Clark College in Portland, Oregon and her MA in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from the University of New Mexico. During her time in Oregon, she volunteered with multiple homeless organizations, studied Community Psychology, and conducted research in the field of Autism. As a licensed mental health counselor, she volunteers at an Indian Health Services Hospital. Arianna consults on behavioral health research and evaluation, including work in substance abuse prevention and early childhood development and education.
• <H2> Natalie Skogerboe has worked as a program specialist and consultant in the fields of substance abuse prevention, youth development, early childhood and behavioral health for over a decade. (+) She is a trainer, researcher, grant writer, program planner and evaluator. Natalie coordinated the NM Statewide Epidemiology and Outcomes Workgroup and has a Master’s in Public Administration with a health policy concentration. She is a Senior Evaluator with Apex Education in Albuquerque.
• <H2> Elizabeth Peterson works as consultant with expertise in health policy, developing and leading statewide public policy initiatives, coordinating public awareness and prevention campaigns, and mobilizing grass roots advocates to promote health and safety. (+) She served as the NM Director of the New Mexico Brain Injury Advisory Council leading statewide education campaign on children's helmet use and brain injury prevention to the network of Headstart programs, pueblo injury prevention programs and other community and state partners. Elizabeth earned a MPH from the French School of Public Health, Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sante Publique in Paris.
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