Dana M. Parke, MA (she/her) is a global/public health professional with over 11 years of experience at Henry Ford Health in Detroit, Michigan. Since 2021 she has been Program Manager for Clinical & Social Health Integration, focusing on social determinants of health screening and intervention among primary care patients. She has a passion for housing and works closely with community partners on initiatives including a home repair program to prevent falls among older adults, opening a clinic to serve LGBTQ+ young people experiencing housing insecurity, and volunteering on the Board of her local Housing Commission. For 7 years prior she worked in Henry Ford’s Global Health Initiative department, leading capacity strengthening programs globally, including in Haiti and India. She received her B.A. from Oakland University’s Honors College in 2013 with a triple major in International Relations, African Studies, and French, where she also spent a semester in Senegal, was the Outreach Editor for the inaugural Pi Sigma Alpha Undergraduate Journal of Politics, and remains an active alumna. In 2020, she obtained her M.A. in International Development, with specializations in Housing and Urban Planning, from the University of Denver, where she received the full-tuition Sié Fellowship and studied housing in South Africa. While in Denver, she also completed the Urban Leaders Fellowship and worked with the Colorado Division of Housing.