Michael Camlin is the Program Manager for Wellbeing and Systems Change at the Open Society Institute-Baltimore. Camlin’s work focuses on reducing racial disparities in health and wellbeing in Baltimore, creating a more equitable social safety net, ending the War on Drugs and supporting harm reduction policies and practices, and transforming public and private systems to be accountable to marginalized communities. Prior to joining OSI-Baltimore, Camlin served in the Peace Corps in Ukraine and Malawi and worked as a case manager for youth and adults with behavioral health needs.
Camlin holds an MSW in community action and social policy from the University of Maryland and a BA in psychological and brain sciences and philosophy from Johns Hopkins University.
