Miriam Selva

Miriam Selva currently serves as a Technical Advisor for Strategic Partnerships and Research on the Food and Water Systems team at CARE, focusing on implementing research agendas and managing partnerships to support key initiatives like Miriam Feeds the World and the Right to Food, Nutrition, Water Impact Area Strategy. Previous roles at CARE include Senior Program Officer for Knowledge Management and Communications, where responsibilities involved leading knowledge dissemination on health equity, and Knowledge Management Intern, co-authoring a widely covered publication on food security and gender equality. In academia, Miriam served as a Teaching Assistant at Emory University's Rollins School of Public Health, enhancing curriculum for graduate students. A background in education includes roles as a Middle School Interventionist and After Care Counselor at Pinecrest North Preparatory, as well as positions in preschool education. Miriam holds a Master of Public Health in Global Environmental Health and a Certificate in Infectious Disease Epidemiology from Emory University, alongside a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Florida International University.