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David Chavis, Ph.D.

Senior Fellow
Community Science, United States

David M. Chavis, Ph.D., Senior Fellow at Community Science, is internationally recognized for his work in implementing, supporting, and evaluating community and systems change initiatives. His work focuses on equitable community development as a central strategy to advance economic and social mobility, health equity, community resilience, and democracy. He also specializes in the design and implementation of community capacity-building systems to bring about sustainable and scaled systems changes by building power at a larger scale among historically disenfranchised communities. He is currently working with several foundations and local organizations on strategies that strengthen the infrastructure (aka ecosystem) of intermediary organizations that advance community-driven systems change at the state and national levels.
Carlos Anguiano, Ph.D., Managing Associate at Community Science, is an educational psychologist whose professional interests and commitments are rooted in his passion to ensure that every child has fair access to high-quality education, from their formative years to adolescence and young adulthood. His research training, combined with his cultural experiences, enable him to work effectively with parents, youth, educators, and community leaders from different backgrounds.
Leonardo Flores, MSW, Associate at Community Science, has extensive experience in program evaluation, measurement development, and mixed methods – all with a culturally and linguistically responsive lens. He combines his technical expertise with strong facilitation skills to advance community-driven research and evaluation practices that inform sustainable solutions for challenges facing communities, particularly in the areas of early childhood, mental health, and substance use.
Johanna Ulloa, Advocacy Manager at The Colorado Trust has worked as community organizer in the US and South America

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