Masill Miranda is a Massachusetts native, raised in Worcester but has lived in Boston for over a decade. She is a first-generation graduate, and a daughter of immigrants. Masill acquired a master’s in social work from Boston University. She joined AIDS United in 2021 as the program manager for special projects of national significance. She brings a wealth of knowledge in public health and capacity building.  Before her role at AIDS United, she worked at the Boston Public Health Commission as the planning council program coordinator, under the Ryan White Part A grant. Her passion for addressing health inequities and uplifting the voices of people living with HIV began there. Outside of work, she loves to travel and spend time with family and friends. Furthermore, she’s enjoying life as a new plant mom.