Hey y'all!
My name is Adam Landeros and I'm a second-year MPH/MSBH student here at the University of San Francisco. I have a Bachelor's of Science in Biology from UCLA, where I engaged in community work for underserved youth from the Greater Los Angeles Area. I currently work as a Housing Navigator at LYRIC Center for LGBTQQ Youth in the Castro, where I assist homeless LGBTQQ youth with navigating the Department of Homelessness and Supportive Housing's Homelessness Response System.
I'm interested in the impacts of climate change on homeless individuals in Fresno, where I was born and raised. I plan on furthering my education with a PhD in Public Health and researching LGBTQQ health disparities. Eventually I will return to Fresno to work with underserved LGBTQQ youth throughout the community. I'm excited to be taking this course with y'all!
Hey Adam!
ReplyDeleteExcited to work and learn more about your perspective on environmental health and its impact on homeless individuals in Fresno.
Best,
Aika
Hi Adam,
ReplyDeleteYou are doing an amazing job for vulnerable and key populations. Kudos! I have heard some great works of Lyric through my work with the Community Health Program for Youth (CHPY) of the San Francisco Department of Public Health. I was previously assigned at Cole Street Clinic and Larkin Street Clinic. Your interest in climate change and how it affects homeless people is very timely. We look forward to reading your blogs.
Best,
Igor
Hey Adam,
ReplyDeleteThanks for the share, really excited to hear more about your experiences in perspectives in the class.
Kelly