Bevin K. Amira
DEPUTY DIRECTOR
Bevin manages NaRCAD’s strategic partnerships, building collaborations with public health leaders at the national and federal level. With career experience in building learning communities to increase engagement and sustainability, Bevin has expertise in creating interactive, interdisciplinary training curricula at healthcare-based non-profits. In collaboration with the dynamic NaRCAD team, Bevin facilitates NaRCAD's virtual and in-person learning sessions to encourage hands-on skill development and best practices sharing amongst peer programs.
Bevin earned her degree in Education from Emerson College, with a focus on teaching marginalized populations. Bevin has enjoyed her previous non-profit positions in diverse settings, including teaching English in Boston-area high schools; managing the administration at a housing center for at-risk youth experiencing acute and chronic trauma; developing special learning initiatives for a homelessness advocacy network; and compiling ethnography research for a theatre-based youth activism study.
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Bevin earned her degree in Education from Emerson College, with a focus on teaching marginalized populations. Bevin has enjoyed her previous non-profit positions in diverse settings, including teaching English in Boston-area high schools; managing the administration at a housing center for at-risk youth experiencing acute and chronic trauma; developing special learning initiatives for a homelessness advocacy network; and compiling ethnography research for a theatre-based youth activism study.
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