Jasmine Cuellar, MPH serves as the Community Education Specialist at the Perinatal Origins of Disparities (POD) Center. She has worked on the ACEs Aware Yolo County Trauma-informed Network of Care (TINOC) project and supports the POD Center with coordination efforts. In addition, Jasmine provides support with qualitative research efforts by conducting key informant interviews with program participants in Spanish, and maintains a Community Leadership Board for the TINOC and other POD Center related projects.

Prior to joining UC Davis, Jasmine worked with various non-profit organizations providing health care services to underserved populations at both the national and state level. Her interests include reducing health disparities, maternal child health, advocating for health equity, and the destigmatization of mental health. Jasmine grew up in Vallejo, California and earned her bachelor’s degree in Health Sciences from California State University, Chico and received her Master of Public Health degree from California State University, Sacramento.