Dr. Larry Warner is an Adjunct Assistant Professor of Behavioral and Social Sciences at the Brown University School of Public Health and faculty at the Center for Health Promotion and Health Equity. He is a scholar-practitioner who is dedicated to operationalizing health equity and specializes in translating public health frameworks into systems-level change.
Beyond the classroom, Dr. Warner is the Founder and Managing Principal of Warner ILS, where he advises philanthropic, public health, and community organizations to help elevate their impact, leadership, and strategy . He brings significant executive leadership experience to his academic and consulting work, having most recently served as the Chief Impact and Equity Officer at United Way of Rhode Island.
Dr. Warner is actively involved in shaping state policy as President of the Rhode Island Public Health Association and Chair of the Governor’s Council on Behavioral Health. He earned a DrPH from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health with a concentration in Health Equity and Social Justice, and an MPH and a Bachelor’s degree from Brown University.
