Ayana Walker is a suspicious mulatto who hails from the mean streets of Delano, California.  She is currently studying biochemistry and hopes to finish her bachelor’s of science in the next two years.  She is concurrently enrolled at San Francisco State University, City College of San Francisco, and Heald College, where she is pursuing a [...]

Posted on October 27th, 2011 by tara
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I was born and raised in San Francisco by my mother and grandmother. Against all odds their guidance has helped me mature into an strong women and a great mother. Volunteering as a Client Service Coordinator at the clinic for six months inspired me to further my involvement at the clinic and dedicate more time [...]

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Sarah Turrin joins the Clinic as an New Sector Alliance Resident for the Volunteer Program. A recent transplant to the Bay Area, Sarah spent the past four years as an undergraduate at Wellesley College, where her studies focused primarily on women’s health, feminist bioethics and economic development. While in school, Sarah interned for Our Bodies, [...]

Posted on October 27th, 2011 by tara
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Alisha, a born and raised Seattlite, is a graduate from the University of Washington psychology department. She has just recently moved to the Bay area and is excited to begin her year of AmeriCorps service for the Women’s community clinic. After exploring health disparities in developing countries as well as her own city, Alisha was [...]

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Kathleen is very excited to be an AmeriCorps member at the Clinic. She became inspired to work in women’s health through her advocacy for the health rights of incarcerated women. She currently volunteers with the San Francisco Reentry Council, where she focuses on coordinating health and housing resources for recently released prisoners. She [...]

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Suzanne has 18 years of experience in public health and women’s health, including work at the Minnesota American Indian AIDS Task Force, where she was an educator and outreach worker, Planned Parenthood of MN/SD, where she was an abortion counselor and community educator, and Choice Medical Group, where she was a clinic manager. Most [...]

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Erica began volunteering as a Client Service Coordinator at the Clinic in March 2011, shortly after moving back to the Bay Area from Durban, South Africa. During her nine years living in South Africa, she completed bachelor degrees in Media, Communications and Visual Culture. She developed a passion for women’s health through her volunteer work [...]

Posted on October 27th, 2011 by tara
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Sarah comes to the Clinic Director position with a decade of experience in community health, most recently at the St. Luke’s Health Care Center where she ran a community health worker - based program in chronic disease management. She started in the field with Planned Parenthood League of Massachusetts as a counselor and medical assistant, and is [...]

Posted on May 19th, 2011 by Jen
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Marilyn Yu joins the Women’s Community Clinic as the Director of Finance and Administration. She is a versatile administrative professional with ten years operational experience at mission-based organizations in both healthy and distressed financial and funding environments. She is a unique strategic thinker who is also gifted in implementation and enjoys and excels at [...]

Posted on November 8th, 2010 by Jen
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Breeyana Singletary is a 25 year old young woman who was born and raised in San Francisco and grew up in the Fillmore neighborhood. Breeyana has been through a lot of trials and tribulations in her life but yet she is still determined to be successful and regardless of what life has thrown at her, [...]

Posted on October 13th, 2010 by Jen
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