Adina Hill

Adina Hill is a research coordinator in the Research and Evaluation Group at Public Health Management Corporation in Philadelphia. In her time at PHMC, Hill has worked with partners across Philadelphia, and the United States, to evaluate efforts such as youth advocacy education, social drivers of health in childhood, tree coalition efforts, financial well-being, and private-public partnerships for community health. Hill is responsible for creating and managing maps, infographics, surveys, and other evaluation tools. She is happiest at work when she is engaging with fellow Philadelphians through focus groups, interviews, and outreach. On the weekends, Hill works as a teaching artist at Fleisher Art Memorial in South Philadelphia in the Saturday Young Artist’s Program. Community is at the heart of everything that she does in public health and the arts.

Public Health Management Corporation is a non-profit public health organization with a mission of creating and sustaining healthier communities. Comprised of hundreds of programs, a network of subsidiary organizations, and six federally qualified health centers, PHMC’s work spans physical, behavioral, and mental health; substance use; health promotion and prevention; criminal justice; workforce development and economic inclusion; education; and child welfare and family social services. PHMC’s Research & Evaluation Group works locally, regionally and nationally with diverse partners to conduct new research and strengthen existing services through robust evaluation approaches.