Autumn Fielding has supported the work of the Hanford Concerns Council in her role as a Case Analyst since 2011. She works closely with the members in their casework, gathering information from interviews, meetings, and other resources. She then contributes added value and accessibility by synthesizing and analyzing the information to inform and enrich the Council’s case assessment process.

She also serves as a point of contact for employees who raise concerns, provides logistical support for Council activities, and brings her skills to key initiatives and projects.

Autumn’s other interests include the work she has done with Hospice Africa Uganda since 2008. This organization is an international non-profit focused on providing and expanding palliative care in Africa. In 2013, she became a board member of the U.S. division of Hospice Africa and in this role has assisted in developing and implementing the strategic plan with an emphasis on public awareness initiatives.

She received her B.A. in Psychology from Seattle Pacific University and an M.A. in Conflict Resolution from the University of Bradford, UK.