NAMI Seattle
Athena Dávila-Miranda is an accomplished Program Manager at NAMI Seattle, overseeing education and support programs while managing program strategy and team supervision. Previous experience includes serving as Project Manager at the Alliance for a Healthier Generation, where collaboration with school districts and community stakeholders was essential for health initiatives. Athena's work with One Love Foundation involved fostering partnerships and supporting program implementation to combat relationship abuse. Earlier roles include Site Coordinator Lead at Communities in Schools of Benton-Franklin, where leadership and data-driven analysis were key, and an English Teacher in Vietnam. Athena holds dual degrees in Political Science and Criminal Justice from San Diego State University and has furthered education at the University of Oxford.
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NAMI Seattle
NAMI Seattle is the only organization in the Seattle area working specifically to fill the gaps in our local mental health system through education, referrals, and support. We offer classes and support groups at no cost, connecting people with shared experiences and providing guidance on how to navigate an increasingly insufficient and complex mental health system. We are there to listen and provide resources to those in need. When one more "Press 5" phone tree might just make up give up and lose hope, we are but one call away. Our Mission: To address the unmet mental health needs within our community through support, referral, education, and outreach. Our Vision: A world where all those impacted by mental illness know they are not alone and are empowered to live a fulfilling life. Our Values: Kindness Community Environment Integrity Racial Equity