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Team

Find out more about the hard-working staff and consultants that make The Well Project a premier resource for cis and trans women living with HIV around the globe.

Kelly Bower

Operations Manager

Kelly Bower joined The Well Project in early 2002 to manage the organization's accounting records.

Jenna Conley

Director of Communications, WRI Director

Jenna Conley has managed communications efforts for The Well Project since 2007 and provides strategic counsel and guidance to help advance the organization's mission.

Ciarra Covin

Program Manager

Ciarra (Ci Ci) Covin has been a survivor of HIV for more than a decade, diagnosed at the age of 20 in a small rural town in the southern region of the United States.

Jyoti Dhawale

Global Ambassador

Jyoti Dhawale is an Indian-based HIV advocate and changemaker, who began working with The Well Project in 2010 as a blogger for A Girl Like Me and joined the Community Advisory Board (CAB) in 2014.

Olivia G. Ford

Editorial Director

Olivia G. Ford has had the privilege of being part of The Well Project's team since 2015, beginning on a consultant basis and transitioning to the role of Editorial Director in early 2021.

Grissel Granados

Deputy Director

Grissel Granados has a Master's degree in Social Work and over a decade of experience managing HIV programming in a healthcare setting.

Darlene Harden-Fuller

Art Director

Darlene Harden-Fuller has designed print and web materials to promote The Well Project since 2013.

Juliana Hawawini

Director of Online Resources

Juliana Hawawini has worked with The Well Project in various capacities since 2011 and became Director of Online Resources in 2019.

Barbara Jungwirth

Consulting Editor

Barbara Jungwirth is a freelance writer and translator based in New York City.

Theresa Mack, MD, MPH

Medical Editor

Dr. Mack is the Medical Director for the St. Luke's Medical Group at 147th St and 8th Avenue in Harlem. Prior, she served as the associate medical director of the St. Luke's-Roosevelt Hospital Center for Comprehensive Care for seven years.