Authors: Granias, Anna

Anna works with a variety of organizations to conduct program evaluation and research to inform services. With a background in public health, she has experience working in a variety of intersectional topic areas. Her work in public health drives projects that enhance community wellbeing and access to resources for marginalized groups by addressing disparities. She collaborates with a variety of clients to make data-informed decisions, often employing facilitation skills and strategies. Anna enjoys and has experience working with a broad range of clients, including community-based organizations, public library systems, domestic violence shelters, government agencies, workforce initiatives, and more.

Anna received her Master of Public Health from the University of Minnesota School of Public Health and a bachelor’s degree in sociology and gender studies from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Her passion is for building health equity and working to foster meaningful partnerships between research and communities. She enjoys working across disciplines and continually learning about intersections. As an applied researcher, she focuses on producing actionable information and recommendations.

Outside of work, Anna is a camper, baker, occasional reader, and general explorer of the outdoors. You can often find her with her young sons and husband at her home in Minneapolis, swimming at Lake Nokomis, or sitting on a patio with dear friends.