Mary Jane Rotheram, Ph.D., is a leader in clinical psychology and disease prevention who designs, develops, and implements groundbreaking programs all over the world. She is a licensed clinical psychologist at UCLA. Dr. Rotheram has worked diligently to get families the tools they need to be stronger, healthier, and more connected. Within families and communities, she helps vulnerable populations by designing and implementing innovative programs that improve outcomes and change lives. Dr. Rotheram’s mission is to bring evidence-based programs to communities and families. She was the founder of the Center for Community Health and previous Director of the Center for HIV Identification, Prevention, and Treatment Services (CHIPTS) at UCLA. She has worked in many Asian countries, as well as Uganda and South Africa. She has conducted more than 22 randomized controlled trials examining the efficacy of cognitive behavioral interventions.