Migrant Clinicians Network
Ana Cantu is an experienced professional with a strong background in social work and advocacy. Currently serving as an Administrative Assistant at Just Futures Law and a Case Manager with Migrant Clinicians Network, Ana focuses on supporting migrant mothers in accessing essential social services. Previous roles include Research and Policy Practice Assistant at Texas Alliance of Child and Family Services and Graduate Assistant at the Steve Hicks School of Social Work, where responsibilities involved coordinating philanthropy initiatives. Additional experiences encompass volunteer work with the YMCA of Greater Houston, internships addressing mental health barriers for Hispanic communities, and conducting research on the impact of COVID-19 on low-wage workers. Ana holds a Master's degree in Social Work from The University of Texas at Austin and a Bachelor's degree in Social Policy Analysis from Rice University.
Migrant Clinicians Network
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With the mission to be a force for health justice for the mobile poor, MCN creates practical solutions at the intersection of poverty, migration and health. Organizationally we value Teamwork, Innovation, Excellence and Justice. Since 1984, MCN has addressed the social determinants of health among underserved immigrant communities with an emphasis on workers, families and children. MCN has grown to serve over 10,000 constituents, providing accredited training and technical assistance and developing culturally appropriate resources and programming. MCN has extensive experience in program design, implementation and evaluation, grants management, and educational materials development. MCN programs have received awards for innovation, commitment to the underserved and collaboration. MCN employs a professional staff of 25 based in five offices across the US.