(she/her) Brittney Trang is an Asian American born and raised in Arizona and a proud daughter of immigrants. She holds a Master of Public Health in Policy and Managemnt from the University of Arizona Mel & Enid Zuckerman College of Public Health. With over ten years of experience in youth development, public health, and community programming, she connects young people, families and community members to the resources, opportunities, and support they need to thrive. At the Parks and Recreation Department and YMCA, Brittney emerged as a natural leader caring deeply for families and staff to deliver the best youth development and programming. Her work then blossomed from direct service to data analysis, technical assistance, health equity, policy, and community engagement. Special projects include contributions to nutrition policy and research, health screenings for underserved communities, workplace readiness training development, and policy briefs informing children’s health in Arizona. Currently, Brittney serves as the Senior Data Analyst at Affirm, which manages federal-and state-funded programs through partnerships with health centers and community organizations, many of which provide low- or no-cost services to uninsured and underinsured individuals. In her free time, she supports the coalition for mobility justice, accessibility, and connection as a core member of a grassroots organization. Outside of work, she enjoys live music, pickle ball, collaging, photography, art museums, local bookstores, gardening, cycling, skating, and fishing.