Tracey Kirui, MPH

Tracey Kirui provides leadership and support across programmatic workstreams at Hopelab to align strategy and elevate impact. Prior to joining Hopelab, Tracey’s career began in federal health policy at the Center for American Progress and has since encompassed research, policy, and advocacy, with a steadfast commitment to health equity and innovation for all.

At JSI, Tracey focused on program and organizational strategy in healthcare, working nationwide to address health disparities for Black women, developing behavioral health and primary care integration strategy, and exploring technology and policy innovations in the safety net. She also brings consulting expertise in supporting leaders on ecosystem strategy for Medicaid innovation, embedding equity strategy across business verticals, and conducting mixed-methods research.

Tracey holds a B.A. in Biology and Applied Psychology from the University of California, Santa Barbara, and a Master’s in Public Health from the University of California, Berkeley. She is happiest when reading, dancing, weightlifting, or taking long, meandering walks.