- CDC, Associate Director for Policy and Strategy Development, Health Equity, Aug 2022-present
- CDC, Associate Director for Policy, Division of Human Development and Disability, Jan 2013-July 2022
- CDC, Public Health Analyst, Office of the Director, July 2009-Dec 2012
- CDC, Public Health Analyst, Policy and Budget Formulation, July 2007- July 2009
- CDC, Public Health Advisor, HHS Emerging Leaders Fellow, July 2005-July 2007
- City of New Orleans Health Dept., Public Health Advisor, Jun 2012-July 2012
- Emory Univ. Student Health Services, Health Education Specialist, Sept 2004- May 2005
- Youth Pride Atlanta, Health Volunteer (LGBTQ+ Youth), Jan2004-Jan 2005
- American Cancer Society, Research Assistant, Sept 2003-May2004
- Virginia Dept. of Public Health, Public Health Specialist, June 2002- Aug 2002
- Richmond Organization for Sexual Minority Youth (ROSMY),Safe Schools Inter, May 2002-July 2002
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Jennifer Meunier celebrated Adrian Shanker’s LinkedIn departure post about the honor it had been to lead LGBTQI+ health policy and serve under transgender former Assistant HHS Secretary Rachel Levine.
America is also celebrating the end of this post, though for different reasons than Ms. Meunier.
Jennifer Meunier’s resume is full of activism for the LGBT cause and oddly centered around youth.
She began as an intern for Richmond Organization for Sexual Minority Youth, now known as Side by Side and states their mission as “dedicated to creating supportive communities where Virginia’s LGBTQ+ youth can define themselves, belong, and flourish.” Then she was a Health Volunteer for Youth Pride Atlanta before joining the CDC. Now she lists her skills as the Associate Director for Policy and Strategy Development for Health Equity to include “Health Equity · LGBTQ Health · LGBTQ+· Disabilities · Disability Rights · Racial Justice · Anti-racism.”
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America’s youth don’t need people dedicated to help them “define themselves.” Ms. Meunier’s long career of radical activism should not be supported by the American taxpayer.
