Secretary & Treasurer

Tina Ramirez Moon (they/them/she/her) seeks to understand how we collectively center relationships, identity, and culture in organizations and communities. As the Senior Program Manager of Healing and Resilience at the Healthy Communities Foundation—a community-informed grantmaking foundation that seeks to address social and structural determinants of health – and as descendant of Filipinx and Colombian immigrants in diaspora, Tina honors this work as a bridge to collective healing, joy, and justice.

Grounded in kapwa practice and values (rooted in interconnection and interdependence), Tina weaves together the common threads between individual, community, and organizational health, bringing practical insights from prior roles across the nonprofit sector and cultural organizing work. Tina brings to the Foundation extensive experience in community engagement, program design and implementation, and workshop facilitation, informed by more than fifteen years of reimagining well-being for youth, families, and communities across Chicagoland. Tina also serves on the board of directors for AMPT, which supports organizational health and sustainability for Black- and Latinx-led organizations in Chicago. Tina received an M.A. from the University of Chicago’s School of Social Service Administration and a B.A. in literary studies and creative writing from Beloit College.