Lindsay Denny, MPH, is a global health and water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) expert, currently working as a consultant for UNICEF-HQ on the Healthy Environments for Healthy Children Team, where she leads the Climate Resilient, Environmentally Sustainable Healthcare Facilities initiative. She also runs the WASH in Healthcare Facilities Community of Practices through Emory University’s Center for Global Safe WASH and is the Health Associate for International Refugee Council (IRC) WASH. Lindsay has worked on the WASH and health nexus from a variety of vantages points, including research, advocacy, education, and implementation. Formerly based in the Philippines and Cambodia, she has provided support to countries across the world to improve WASH conditions in their healthcare facilities. Lindsay graduated from the University of California, San Diego with a degree in Physiology & Neuroscience and completed her Master of Public Health at Boston University, with a focus on international health and infectious and non-communicable diseases.