Brenna is an Administrative Assistant who supports the daily operations of CONVERGE, providing administrative and technical assistance to the center's directors, faculty, and staff. Before joining CONVERGE, Brenna worked across consultancies, community-based health organizations, nonprofits, and universities, contributing to research, evaluations, and project management. Her areas of expertise include sexual and reproductive health, Indigenous health, and public health.
Brenna's commitment to reproductive justice extends beyond her role at CONVERGE. She serves on the Board at Jane's Due Process, consults for Plan C and Holler Health Justice, and regularly distributes harm reduction and sexual and reproductive health supplies at her local mutual aid fair.
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