Veronica Squires

About the Author

Veronica Squires is a dedicated public health advocate and author whose work bridges the gap between urban environments and human well-being. With a background in community health and social justice, she explores how the spaces we inhabit profoundly influence our physical and mental health. In her acclaimed book, 'How Neighborhoods Make Us Sick: Restoring Health and Wellness to Our Communities,' Squires delves into the systemic factors that perpetuate health disparities in underserved areas, offering practical strategies for revitalization and equity. Drawing from years of fieldwork and collaboration with local activists, her writing empowers readers to advocate for healthier, more inclusive neighborhoods. Squires continues to lecture and consult on urban health initiatives, inspiring change at the intersection of policy, environment, and community resilience.