Laurie Hoyt Huffman, Executive Director, Email
Laurie joined OSBHA in 2015, bringing a strong commitment to equity and social justice and a rich background in nonprofit leadership. Her experience includes development of integrated health services and spans mental health and addiction treatment and prevention, prison reentry, and work with youth and families. She holds a master’s degree in counseling psychology, is a licensed professional counselor, and has completed post-graduate programs in nonprofit executive leadership, biomedical ethics, addiction treatment, and mediation.
Maureen Hinman, Director of Policy and Strategic Initiatives, Email
Maureen is the Director of Policy and Strategic Initiatives for the Oregon School-Based Health Alliance, and a dedicated advocate for school health services. In her six years with OSBHA, legislative funding for school-based health centers (SBHCs) has increased by nearly 80 percent resulting in the development of new health centers, added services, and additional technical support including a focus on improving the sustainability of SBHCs. Maureen is also leading the nation’s first examination of an alternative payment method specific to SBHCs and coordinated care organizations. In addition to her SBHC expertise, she served as the chair/co-chair of the Healthy Kids Learn Better Coalition for three years, facilitating the group’s participation in health and education reform and advocacy for improved school health and children’s services. Recently, she led development of legislation for Oregon’s trauma informed schools pilot project and is working with the Chief Education Office to provide technical assistance to the pilot schools. Prior to her work with OSBHA, Maureen worked in the Oregon Health Authority’s Public Health Division doing program, policy, and operations work, provided health education internationally, and was the administrator of a safety net clinic with a primary focus on youth.
Ashley McAllister, Program Manager, Email
Ashley comes to OSBHA with nearly ten years of experience developing innovative nonprofit programs in Portland. She established an international academic program for a Portland-based nonprofit feminist media organization, and has developed and strengthened programs for nonprofits focused on sexual health and social justice education. In her spare time, Ashley volunteers with the Portland chapter of Showing Up For Racial Justice and at the Portland International Rose Test Garden. She strives to live by these words from Angela Davis: “You have to act as if it were possible to radically transform the world, and you have to do it all the time.”
Antonia Rangel-Caril, Program and Advocacy Coordinator, Email
Antonia comes to OSBHA with a passion for advocating for health equality in underserved communities. She has experience in health education and project planning. While at Portland State University, she was apart of the first cohort of Peer Health Educators where she helped shape the program and facilitated presentations all throughout campus. After graduating with a degree in Community Health, she joined the Peace Corps as a Community Health Specialist in Guyana, South America where she taught health at local schools and put on a week long summer camp for her students. In her free time, Antonia loves dancing, reading, and getting some sun time.
Jessica Chambers, Administrative Coordinator, Email
Jessica has a passion for non-profit management work, and provides administrative support and management for several Oregon non-profit groups. She also has several years experience in Government Relations for Human Services, Health Care and Housing non-profits. She is committed to creating policies and procedures that best serve Oregon and its most vulnerable citizens.
