EAC is run by Elizabeth Anderson (she/her), MSW, MPH, who draws on 20 years experience in California’s public and non-profit sectors supporting systems change and addressing community needs.

This experience is inclusive of 10 years combined service as in-house staff at three of Los Angeles County’s Westside cities - Beverly Hills, Santa Monica and West Hollywood. 

Elizabeth’s technical expertise in community programs administration is built on experience as a licensed clinical social worker providing direct services to vulnerable community members living in Los Angeles’ Westside neighborhoods.

Elizabeth is dually trained by UCLA with master’s degrees in both public health and social welfare, having completed a bachelor’s degree in psychology at Stanford University.