Eaden andu, MSW, Mph

fellow 2015

Eaden Andu earned a Masters in Social Work (MSW) and Masters in Public Health (MPH) at the University of Washington.  Eaden has experience working in resource limited settings as a Global Health Intern for Young  Women’s Idea in the state of Punjab, India where she worked with women and children in migrant communities to improve health-seeking behavior.  Eaden also worked on public health initiatives in Tunisia where she researched public health challenges  in a post-revolution era.  She worked as a policy intern at Global Washington. Following completion of her MPH, Eaden worked as the Gender Equity & Family Wellness Coordinator with the International Rescue Committee (IRC) in Seattle.  She now works as a Health Equity & Diversity Consultant at Seattle Children’s Hospital.