Rainbow Health
Shiloh Edwardh is a graduate student at Adler Graduate School, pursuing a Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology, with a Bachelor of Science in Developmental and Child Psychology obtained from the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities. Shiloh’s professional experience includes serving as a Behavioral Health Intern at Rainbow Health since October 2021 and previously holding roles such as Nanny (self-employed), Intern at Cashman Center, Research Assistant at the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities, Intern at courageous heARTS, Personal Care Assistant at Community Involvement Programs, and Volunteer at Children's Hospital Saint Paul. Educationally grounded with an Associate of Arts from Anoka-Ramsey Community College, Shiloh brings a diverse background in behavioral health and child development.
Rainbow Health
In 2017, Rainbow Health Initiative and Minnesota AIDS Project announced we were joining forces to create an organization to lead the work to achieve health equity for diverse gender, sexual, and cultural communities. Rainbow Health helps people navigate healthcare systems by breaking down barriers, especially LGBTQ+ folks, those affected by HIV, and others facing barriers to equitable health care. We bring our purpose to life in two primary ways: - Directly serving and supporting the needs of people who need help, by providing compassionate care that breaks down barriers to better health. - Fighting for better health systems for those erased and excluded, by educating care providers, policymakers, and one another about how to be more just and inclusive.