Danielle Rivers serves as the Research Associate with Black Mamas Matter Alliance. In her role, she works to support the research and evaluation department primarily through project coordination and data analysis. She has four years of experience working in public health research with a history of working with federal projects as well as state government. Danielle is an alumna of Purdue University, where she received her Bachelor of Science in Genetics and Biology and her Master of Public Health from Georgia State University’s School of Public Health. Her professional interests include maternal and child health, child maltreatment, implementation research, and social determinants of health.
