District 3 Commissioners
Alexis Dailey
Alexis Dailey is a Sociologist, Doula, local union leader, and an equity-driven program strategist with nearly two decades of experience in advancing community-centered health and data driven initiatives across complex systems. She is a resident of the East Bay, and represents the unincorporated neighborhoods of District 3, where she proudly owns and operates Dailey Dose Apothecary. She is committed to viewing public health through the intersection of traditional wellness led by cultural expertise, and the innovations of modern medicine. She earned her Bachelor's of Science in Education from the University of Memphis and a Master’s of Arts in Sociology from Arizona State University. She is currently a Doctoral candidate at Morehouse School of Medicine.
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Barbara Hardy
Hannah Mack
Hannah Mack is an Oakland resident representing District 3 on the Public Health Commission. She is deeply committed to health equity and justice and wants to see an Alameda County where every person and family has the opportunity to thrive. She currently serves as a program evaluator at Native American Health Center (NAHC), where she leads the evaluation and continuous improvement of community health programs fostering holistic well-being and cultural connectedness among Bay Area urban Native/Indigenous youth and adults. Hannah has ten years of experience in program design, management, and evaluation and holds an MPH in Health & Social Behavior from University of California, Berkeley, where she also teaches graduate students as a Lecturer in Community Health Sciences.
Judith Stanton