Lily Boots

Program Officer, Europe and North America Regions, Partnership for Healthy Cities @Vital Strategies

Indianapolis, IN, US
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WORK HISTORY

Mar 2025 — Present

Program Officer, Europe and North America Regions, Partnership for Healthy Cities @Vital Strategies

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New York, NY, US

I\'m thrilled to share that I\'m rejoining Vital Strategies as Program Officer, Europe and North America Regions, Partnership for Healthy Cities. The Partnership for Healthy Cities is a global network of 74 cities committed to preventing noncommunicable diseases and injuries. Now, more than ever, we must recommit to working for a world where everyone, everywhere is protected by equitable and effective public health systems.

EDUCATION

2015 — 2019

Indiana University Bloomington

Bachelor of Science - BS, Human Biology

2018 — 2018

DIS - Study Abroad

Medical Practice and Policy

2019 — 2020

New York University

Master of Public Health - MPH, Social Epidemiology

ABOUT LILY BOOTS

I am a program officer and social epidemiologist passionate about expanding access and quality of healthcare, as well as public health systems, for people around the globe. I apply my knowledge and skills in public health research, data analysis and visualization, program monitoring and evaluation, and communication to create, deliver, monitor, and evaluate global health programs that make significant differences in people\'s lives. I enjoy working with global health organizations to creatively problem-solve disease response and effectively engage communities to secure improved health outcomes and equity, on topics such as epidemic prevention and relief, environmental health and justice, and social and behavioral change. I have experience working on programs in the US, Africa, South America, and Europe, and have led and contributed to multidisciplinary teams in the private sector, non-profit and academic settings. I am committed to furthering the understanding of the connection between climate change, environmental health, socioeconomic status, and public health.

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