About me
Tynetta Hill-Muhammad (they/them) is an MPH candidate in the Community Health Sciences division at the School of Public Health and works on projects centered on policy and public health initiatives that aim to create meaningful impacts for Black, queer, and women communities, in particular their well-being, the dismantling of carceral systems, and the importance of birth workers. They have worked on antisurveillance campaigns including #Stopshotspotter, Erase the Gang Database, and Defund CPD. They have also worked on campagins such as Treatment not Trauma & Bring Chicago home.
