Tina Tyler-O’Shea is the Executive Director of Blue Zones Project® – Mendocino County. Community well-being has been the mission of her last 19 years of work in public health, serving youth, children, and families in partnership with community organizations and leaders to improve health conditions for low-income and vulnerable populations. Tina holds a Bachelor of Arts, Liberal Studies from Sonoma State University, which she attained in her mid-forties. She has a lived experience with marginalized and under-resourced communities and the impact that policies, systems, and the environment have on personal choice.
Tina is an athlete, a mother, grandmother, wife, sister, aunt, great aunt, and mentor, and loves the outdoors, fishing, gardening, cooking, and adventures.
My Power 9
If I had to choose just one Power 9®, it would be Purpose.
