Trinity Walsh

Background

About Trinity Walsh

Master of Public Health candidate at the Rollins School of Public Health at Emory University, with certificates in Climate and Health, and Complex Humanitarian Emergencies. Current graduate research assistant working on projects related to climate and heat-related health concerns and women's vulnerability to gender-based violence in the context of natural disasters. Primary research interests: • violence prevention - gender-based violence prevention in armed conflict and emergency settings; firearm violence prevention in urban settings • public health preparedness & response - biosecurity; disaster and emergency management • climate change & environmental justice - extreme temperatures and severe weather events; resilient foodways; sustainable design and urban planning Rising second-year MPH student and creative problem-solving professional with 2+ years of experience in field and laboratory settings, 3+ years in customer service, and 2+ years in the nonprofit sector. Strong technical writer coming from an interdisciplinary background with demonstrated project management, written and verbal communication, and organizational skills. Possesses keen attention to detail, embraces diversity, and collaborates efficiently in a team-oriented work environment. Exceptional time and task management capabilities; adept at prioritizing tasks and tracking progress to completion. Passionate about innovative systems change and community coalition building for equitable and ecologically resilient futures. Excited to learn new methods and further develop the necessary skills to become a better community-driven justice-focused public health practitioner.