Adaora Ezike, MHS, CCTP, is a public-spirited health professional with over 10 years of experience developing, implementing and analyzing population level strategies in culturally-diverse communities. Ezike serves as the Manager of the Behavioral Health Program at the City of Detroit Health Department, where she develops wellness programs, injury and overdose prevention strategies, and drives racial equity initiatives. Prior to joining the Health Department, Ezike worked in collaboration with grassroots and public organizations to address mental health, human rights, and reproductive justice issues in communities across the United States and abroad. Ezike earned her Masters from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and professional certifications in Public Health Informatics, Community-Based Public Health, Health Disparities & Health Inequality, and Health & Human Rights.
