Brittany D Chambers

Professor Brittany D Chambers is an esteemed faculty member at the Department of Human Ecology and Human Development & Family Studies at the University of California-Davis. As an Assistant Professor, she is a dedicated community health scientist with a profound commitment to advancing sexual and reproductive health equity for marginalized communities, particularly focusing on Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) individuals. Her work is deeply rooted in collaboration with BIPOC women and organizations, aiming to address and mitigate the adverse effects of structural racism on health outcomes. Dr. Chambers' research is particularly concentrated on understanding the impact of structural racism on preterm birth, a critical issue affecting many communities. She is actively involved in developing and implementing interventions that seek to improve perinatal care by addressing these systemic inequities. Her approach is comprehensive, integrating insights from critical and public health theories to better understand and tackle health disparities. In her pursuit of reproductive justice, Dr. Chambers is a vocal advocate for highlighting and dismantling the barriers to care that underserved populations face. Her work not only sheds light on these challenges but also proposes actionable solutions to enhance access and quality of care for marginalized groups. Her dedication to this cause is evident in her extensive body of work, which includes numerous peer-reviewed publications that contribute to the academic and practical understanding of health equity. Dr. Chambers' research has garnered significant support through various grants, underscoring the importance and impact of her work. Her contributions to the field are not only academic but also practical, as she strives to create real-world changes that improve the health outcomes of marginalized communities. Her efforts are a testament to her unwavering commitment to promoting health equity and justice. Through her teaching and mentorship at UC Davis, Dr. Chambers inspires the next generation of scholars and practitioners to continue the fight for reproductive justice and health equity. Her work serves as a beacon of hope and a call to action for those dedicated to making a difference in the lives of marginalized individuals and communities.