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Alison Traina

Transition Specialist

Oakland, California, United States · 1 connection

Alameda County Public Health Department

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About

I'm passionate about pursuing racial justice, communicating effectively, strengthening relationships, and supporting leaders with using their resources to create an equitable world. My goal, in all I do, is to build and sustain beloved communities. What I love: + Coaching: Helping leaders creatively tackle injustice in their workplaces and communities, with a focus on applying anti-racist strategies. + Facilitating purpose-driven white caucus spaces where participants are committed to learning and taking action in solidarity with people of color. + Consulting with social impact organizations and businesses on: - Leadership development for individuals, teams, and cohorts/fellowships - Creating and sustaining anti-racism efforts that result in meaningful change for people of color - Authentic team development + team building

Experience

Transition SpecialistAlameda County Public Health Department
Jun 2025
Violence Prevention Services CoordinatorAlameda County Public Health Department
Jan 2024 to May 2025
Lead FacilitatorStanford University
Feb 2019 to Mar 2020
Education and Employment CoordinatorBeyond Emancipation
Jun 2014 to Feb 2016
Education and Employment SpecialistBeyond Emancipation
Jan 2013 to Jun 2014
Program SpecialistBeyond Emancipation
Jan 2013 to Jun 2014
Youth Programs ManagerCoro Center for Civic Leadership
Jun 2011 to Aug 2012
Summer Program ManagerCoro Center for Civic Leadership
Jun 2010 to Aug 2012
Campus ManagerCoro Center for Civic Leadership
Jan 2010 to May 2010
Second-Year Ally / Site SupervisorPublic Allies
Oct 2007 to Aug 2008
Ally / Incubator Program AssistantBUILD
Sep 2006 to Jun 2007

Education

Vanderbilt University
Master's Degree, Education, with an emphasis in Learning, Diversity, and Urban Studies
2010 to 2011
University of California, Davis
Bachelor's Degree, Sociology, with an emphasis in Social and Ethnic Relations
2002 to 2006