The Public Good Projects
Laura Ndereba is a senior program manager at The Public Good Projects, overseeing sustainable health communications programs. Previously, Laura held roles at the University of Pennsylvania, including project manager for the IMPLICIT Network and coordinator for heart disease prevention initiatives. As a graduate assistant, Laura instructed high school seniors on social policy and created programming addressing food access needs for prenatal patients. Laura's experience includes managing nutrition education programs and fundraising for cultural events. Additionally, Laura volunteered for the City of Philadelphia's COVID-19 communications efforts. Laura earned a Master of Public Health from the University of Pennsylvania and a Bachelor’s Degree in Animal Sciences and Natural Resources from Cornell University.
The Public Good Projects
PGP (The Public Good Projects) is a public health nonprofit specialized in large-scale social listening programs, social and behavior change interventions, & cross-sector initiatives. PGP’s mission is to apply best evidence and practices from the public and private sectors to create bold projects for health. PGP’s programs and initiatives are evidence-based, tailored for particular populations, employ a collective impact model, and are scientifically evaluated.