Rashid Ahmad

Research & Policy Analyst

Rashid Ahmad (he/him) is a dedicated public health professional with a Master of Public Health (MPH) and currently pursuing a PhD in Indigenous Health. His academic and professional journey spans environmental impact assessment, policy analysis, and community health, equipping him with a multidisciplinary approach to addressing public health challenges. Rashid has made significant contributions to community health initiatives at the University of New Mexico, the New Mexico Asian Family Center, and the Health Equity Council, where he played key roles in developing comprehensive health improvement plans, community initiatives, and conducting community-based research. At NABPI, Rashid leverages his expertise in research, program evaluation, and data analysis to focus on early childhood development within Native American communities. His commitment to advancing health equity and fostering systemic change is central to his work, ensuring that the voices of Indigenous communities are at the forefront of public health strategies.