Meet The Team
MAP is a place where people can be accepted for who they are. Our staff apply their unique understanding of the barriers, experiences, language, and culture of the Asian population to their jobs, which include:
Bridging cultural gaps between individuals, communities, and health and human services
Providing culturally appropriate health education and information
Making sure that people get the services they need
Providing direct services, including counseling and social support
Advocating for individual and community needs
*Note: The employees with a link, are Peer Leaders who provide peer counseling sessions. if there is a certain Peer Leader that you would like to work with at a different date/time than their given schedules, please contact map@maphealth.org.
Sabrina Liu, Program Manager
Hi! My name is Sabi and I am a recent BU graduate and first-gen law student at Northeastern University School of Law. I love working in this intersection of API and LGBTQ+ communities. That being said, solidarity amongst all marginalized groups is essential to liberation – something that I hope reflects in the work that I do. Some topics I can speak to are disability, gender issues, sexuality, and family and generational trauma. In my free time, I love hanging out with my dog, going on hikes, listening to Taylor Swift, and working on whatever creative project I’ve set my mind to that day!
Sofia Li, Program Manager
Hello! My name is Sofia (She/hers) and I am Chinese American. I am currently a program manager at Asian Women for Health aiming to educate and provide resources on stigmatized health issues in our community. I am excited to work with MAP for Health this year and help them thrive. I am passionate about mental health and making sure we have safe spaces for everyone to talk, share and learn from one another. I have experience in generational trauma, depression, suicidal ideations, toxic relationships (family, friends & romantic partners), and shadow work. I have two bunnies, Her Majesty Our Lord & Savior Bunbun and Gandalf, the Grey, who saved me from my darkest times (and who I will also talk about non stop). I will take every opportunity to talk about them and show you pictures.
Cat Le, Peer Leader
21 years old. She/Her pronouns. Wheaton College (MA) '24. Majoring in Public Health Sociology, double minoring in Public Policy and Social Justice. Worked as a community organizer in Boston, a youth advisory board member at Boston Medical Center and Boston University, and an Intergroup Dialogue facilitator at Wheaton College. Experience in: imposter syndrome, anxiety, Vietnamese Catholicism, Vietnamese identity, intergenerational trauma, studying abroad, activism, public speaking, social sciences, politics, and performing arts. Loves: music, reading, crafting, and spending time outside.
Jackie Chan, Peer Leader & Social Media Coordinator
Hello! My name is Jackie (she/they) and I am a Chinese American who graduated Salem State University (‘24) with a major in Marketing and a minor in Dance. During my undergraduate, I was Public Relations for SSU’s Asian Student Association and have been on their Executive Board for 3 years. Some of my hobbies include listening to music (especially K-pop), playing rhythm or Nintendo games, and watching anime!
Maylee You, Peer Leader & Social Media Coordinator
I am 20 years old. (She/her) Cambodian American woman. Undergraduate at UMass Boston majoring in communications with a program of study/minor in Asian American studies. I have other part time jobs of being a social media intern at UMass Boston, and owning a small jewelry business based on instagram. I also will be partaking in the role of public relations for the Khmer Culture Association at UMass Boston. I love doing crafts, makeup, taking on new hobbies, food (specifically noodles), concerts and more!