Dua Malkawi is a compassionate healthcare advocate dedicated to fostering health equity and justice in underserved communities, with a particular focus on maternal and child health issues among refugees, immigrants, and BIPOC populations in Washington State. Currently serving as the Principal Public Health Researcher at Global Perinatal Services Organization, Malkawi passionately champions reproductive justice and birth justice, while also advocating for the empowerment of BIPOC birth workers in Washington State.Malkawi's skill set is rich and diverse, encompassing qualitative and quantitative research, project management, and partnership development. Her ability to craft professional reports reflects her commitment to delivering impactful insights that drive positive change within marginalized communities.Possessing a Doctor of Medicine degree (MD) from Jordan University of Science and Technology, a Master of Public Health (MPH) from the University of Washington, and a Clinical Research Training certificate from Harvard Medical School, Malkawi expertly navigates the intricate healthcare landscape with a holistic approach.Works equally as effective independently or in a team to deliver high-quality care that continually meets and surpasses expectations.