Christina is a public health researcher who is passionate about using data to inform evidence-based programming. Her research has focused on using data to inform, implement, evaluate, and improve community-based programs and initiatives to address social determinants of health. She brings experience in survey methodology, community-based participatory research, and equitable data collection.  

At Equal Measure, Christina works closely with project teams to translate project goals into actionable plans and timelines. She tracks progress across all phases of Equal Measure’s engagements and supports the implementation of the organization’s project management tools.

Previously, Christina was a member of the research team for the Pennsylvania Department of Health-funded Pennsylvania LGBTQ Health Needs Assessment, a biennial survey on the health and wellness of LGBTQ+ Pennsylvanians, where she coordinated collection efforts and the dissemination of research findings. She also provided technical assistance to other teams seeking to replicate the assessment across the United States. Christina was a co-investigator of a research effort about vaccine hesitancy among LGBTQ+ Pennsylvanians during the COVID-19 pandemic and a co-author of the resulting report. As a researcher at the Pennsylvania State University’s Edna Bennett Pierce Prevention Research Center, Christina provided research and operational support for projects conducted in the Administrative Data Accelerator and Evidence-to-Impact Collaborative.

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Why you really should take the time to chill your cookie dough before baking (it’s worth it!), and true crime podcasts and documentaries.

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