Curtis Hartley

"Passionate and dedicated public health professional with a specialization in race, ethnicity, and social justice, coupled with extensive experience in advocating for the rights and well-being of youth and 2S/LGBTQIA+ communities. Proficient in conducting rigorous research, including explorations of colonialism and chrononormativity, I possess a deep understanding of epidemiological methods, health equity analysis, and qualitative research techniques. My background includes developing and implementing innovative strategies to address health disparities and promote equitable access to healthcare resources, while critically examining the impact of colonial legacies on contemporary health outcomes. Skilled in community engagement and needs assessment, I excel in collaborating with diverse stakeholders to identify and address priority health concerns within nuanced social contexts. With expertise in program evaluation and policy analysis, I have contributed to the design and implementation of evidence-based interventions aimed at improving population health outcomes and dismantling systemic barriers. Committed to fostering inclusive environments, I bring strong interpersonal skills and cultural competence to effectively communicate and collaborate across diverse cultural and professional backgrounds. Seeking to leverage my multidimensional expertise and passion for social justice to drive positive change in public health initiatives."