Stacey Yamamoto, MPH
Director of Evaluation and Strategic Projects
There is no limit to the impact this program can have to improve dementia policy, practice, prevention, and perceptions on a global scale. The ripple effects will be endless.
Current Work
Stacey is responsible for collecting and analyzing program data to inform continuous improvement efforts at GBHI while also tracking progress toward organizational goals. Through innovative and participatory evaluation approaches, she is committed to demonstrating the immense impact of the GBHI community.
Words of Strength
Cultivating community through collaboration
Vision
There is no limit to the impact this program can have to improve dementia policy, practice, prevention, and perceptions on a global scale. The ripple effects will be endless
Strategy
Prior to GBHI, Stacey has experience working with mental health service organizations, assessing community needs, building evaluation capacity, and analyzing data. She has worked in the public health field for 12 years with roles in academia, the non-profit sector, SF Department of Public Health, health care networks, and direct patient care.
Motivation
Stacey is inspired by the mission of the Atlantic Institute and the boundless potential of the Atlantic Fellows programs to generate social change and address health disparities in a powerful and impactful way.
Education & Experience
Stacey obtained a Master of Public Health degree from the University of California, Berkeley and a Bachelor of Science degree in public health (major) and medical anthropology/global health (minor) from the University of Washington.
Awards & Honors
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