Jessica Ehule is a courageous public health leader with a passion for supporting communities by addressing root issues that contribute to current health outcomes. She holds over a decade of experience in program design, implementation, facilitation, and systems change.
Ehule is the Associate Director for the HV CoIIN. Previously, she was the Birth Justice Program Director at I Be Black Girl, where she helped build the foundation of their maternal health work. She also served as Director of Programs at CityMatCH, a national maternal and child health organization supporting local health departments to improve outcomes, increase workforce capacity and respond to emerging issues.
Ehule holds an MS in Public Health from Meharry Medical College, and MS in Chemistry from Tennessee State University. She is also trained in several facilitation methods. She enjoys pulling from her love of science, history, and the health of communities to support and inspire movements for change.
