Megan Keaveney

Megan Keaveney, MSPH, brings a deep commitment to advancing the health and wellbeing of refugee, immigrant, and migrant (RIM) communities. She has worked across the United States, United Kingdom, and Jamaica on a range of public health initiatives focused on equity and health system access.

Her experience includes providing extended cultural orientation and health services to newly resettled refugees in the U.S., supporting undocumented migrants in navigating the U.K. health system, and leading HIV prevention programs for key populations in rural Jamaica. She has also worked as a Health Scientist with the CDC’s Division of Global Migration Health, contributing to several CDC-funded RIM health programs and emergency responses.

Megan holds a Master of Science in Public Health from the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine and a Certificate in Global Mental Health: Trauma & Recovery from the Harvard Program in Refugee Trauma.