Chloe Anne Pulido serves as an Operations Fellow for CAC and is also a Fellow with CBHA. Her journey with CBHA began as an intern through Health Career Connection (HCC), a program dedicated to empowering young professionals to address health disparities and make a meaningful impact in the health field. Chloe is an alumna of California State University, East Bay, where she earned a Bachelor’s degree in Health Science with a concentration in Health Policy.
Chloe is a proud second-generation Pilipina-American driven by a deep passion for serving her community. From an early age, she recognized the critical importance of mental health and has been actively engaged in supporting mental health initiatives since high school, continuing this commitment throughout her college years. Dedicated to breaking the stigma surrounding mental health in underrepresented communities, Chloe has worked to raise awareness and foster supportive spaces. To deepen her understanding of mental health issues among immigrants, she participated in a fellowship with Nunchi Health, further enriching her expertise and advocacy efforts.