Evident Change
Erin Espinosa's work experience includes roles such as Director of Research at Evident Change, where they focus on growing and supporting the research team, as well as supporting evaluations of Evident Change tools and practices. Erin also worked as a Senior Researcher at Evident Change prior to their current role. Before joining Evident Change, Erin served as the Director of the Texas Center at the University of Maryland Baltimore, where they supported the establishment of a Center of Excellence in Texas for child and family-serving systems. Erin has also worked as a Consultant for the Technical Assistance Network for Children's Behavioral Health and as a Research Associate at the University of Texas at Austin. Erin's experience also includes roles as an Adjunct Professor at Texas State University and Austin Community College, as well as a Juvenile Probation Officer at Tom Green County. Erin has been involved in various leadership positions and initiatives related to juvenile justice and mental health.
Erin Espinosa completed a Bachelor of Arts degree in Government and Criminal Justice at Angelo State University from 1993 to 1997. Erin later pursued a Master of Public Administration degree in Public Policy at the same institution from 1993 to 2001. Erin then attended the College of Juvenile Justice & Psychology at Prairie View A&M University, where they obtained a Ph.D. in Juvenile Justice from 2005 to 2011.
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Evident Change
At Evident Change, we believe our social systems should help people reach their greatest potential, not create barriers to their success. That’s why we partner with systems professionals and communities to get to the root of their biggest challenges, and we give them the tools and knowledge to achieve better outcomes for everyone involved. Because when we join forces with those who work in our systems and the people they serve, we make those systems—and our society—more equitable from the inside out.