Veronica Kirin
Veronica Zora Kirin is an anthropologist studying paradigm shifts. Her career began with the now defunded National Civilian Community Corps as a first responder to Hurricane Katrina and then the tsunami in American Samoa. Today she is the founder of Asterisk Women's Health and cofounder of Anodyne Magazine, both of which advocate for health equity. Follow her work and learn more at veronicakirin.com.
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