Mikaila Singleton, M.P.H.
Research Associate
Mikaila Singleton has a background in social science research and experience working on topics related to mental health, maternal and child health, and early childhood development. Her skills include literature reviews, qualitative analysis, and technical writing.
Singleton currently supports several projects in the Child and Family Development practice area: National Home Visiting Resource Center; Generation Hope Scholar Program Evaluation; Support to Build the Supply of Evidence-Based Programs; and the Maternal, Infant, and Early Childhood Home Visiting Technical Assistance Resource Center.
She received an M.P.H. with a concentration in health equity from Brown University.
I would like to use research to empower communities in shaping their narratives and driving change. I believe in the importance of bridging the gap between lived experiences and decision-making processes, ensuring participant voices are central in crafting policies and programs for their health and well-being. My goal is to help generate actionable insights to contribute to a more equitable society.