Lori K. Grubstein

Ms. Grubstein joined Foundation in 2001.
As a program officer, she has been responsible for one of the Foundation’s largest programs, Covering Kids & Families.
Previously, Ms. Grubstein was a senior research associate at the Crime and Justice Research Institute in Philadelphia, where she worked on an outcome-based information system tracking youth in the juvenile justice system.
Prior to that position, she was a research associate at the Michigan Public Health Institute, where she provided technical assistance and training to community-based organizations in their efforts to evaluate their sexual assault, rape crisis and juvenile justice programs.
In addition to these areas, she has also addressed the issues of HIV/AIDS, teen pregnancy, domestic violence and pediatric asthma.
In 2005, Ms. Grubstein completed the executive master of public policy and administration program at Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs.
She received her dual master’s degree in public health (health behavior and health education) and social work (community organization) from the University of Michigan in 1997.