Ezinwa Osuoha

“Ezinwa recently graduated from the Yale School of Public Health with her Master’s in Public Health. Her work focuses on the intersection of destabilization and health, particularly in the areas of conflict, climate change, and humanitarian assistance.

During her time at Yale, Ezinwa worked as a COVID-19 MEL Advisor at USAID, where she worked on assessments of their COVID-19 programming. Her analyses focused on unintended outcomes, critical enablers and constraints, and impacts on marginalized communities. This experience deepened her commitment to improving outcomes for vulnerable populations, especially in the context of global crises.

With her MPH, Ezinwa is now pursuing a career in international development and communications. She is passionate about amplifying the voices of marginalized groups impacted by social and biological disruptions, including war and epidemics.

Ezinwa is originally from Philadelphia, PA, and holds a Bachelor’s degree in Biology and Society from Cornell University.”