Regina Branch

Regina Branch is an experienced professional in child welfare, diversity, equity, and inclusion, currently serving as an MPLD Fellow at AdoptUSKids and a UJIMA Leader at the National Adoption Association, focusing on the preservation of Black families. Regina has held various significant roles at the Michigan Department of Health & Human Services since April 2011, including Special Advisor to the Senior Deputy Director of the Children's Services Administration and Diversity Equity and Inclusion Manager for five counties. Previous experience includes consulting for the McMillion Group, public health education with Oakland County, advocacy for mental health at the Mental Health Association in South Hampton Roads, and relationship management at Bank One. Regina holds a Master's degree in Organizational Management from Spring Arbor University and a Bachelor's degree in Sociology from Old Dominion University.