White House names two Indian-Americans as Champions of Change
Washington: The White House has named two Indian Americans as ‘Champions of Change' in recognition of their work to educate Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders (AAPI) about President Barack Obama's signature healthcare act.Manjusha P Kulkarni
From Chicago, Paintal serves as programme manager for the Asian Health Coalition's partnership consortium around education, outreach and enrollment to underserved AAPIs communities in Illinois.
To target hard to reach immigrant communities, she oversaw the development of culturally sensitive and language appropriate ACA educational materials to increase ACA enrollment, the White House said.
Paintal has been working in public health for over 13 years.
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