Lindsey Burton-Anderson, MPH, CHES is a Research Associate at the de Beaumont Foundation, where she works on the Public Health Workforce Interests and Needs Survey (PH WINS), the only nationally representative survey of the state, local, and territorial government public health workforce. She builds relationships and uses data and stories to amplify frontline voices, helping to shape a more inclusive and effective public health system.

Lindsey is deeply committed to creating space for people to share their stories and shaping systems that better reflect and serve communities. She focuses on strengthening a diverse public health workforce and using research in ways that feel grounded, connected, and accountable to the people behind the data.

In previous roles at The Carter Center, the Humphrey Fellowship Program, and in graduate research, her work centered on advancing behavioral health policy, supporting sustainable community-based services, and fostering leadership and professional development within the public and behavioral health workforce.

Lindsey earned her MPH in Behavioral, Social, and Health Education Sciences from the Rollins School of Public Health at Emory University and holds a BA in Sociology with a minor in African Studies from Emory University. She is a Certified Health Education Specialist.