Morgan McKinney

Process Innovation Associate, Community Collaboration

Morgan McKinney (she/her) is the Process Innovation Associate for Community Collaboration at the American Public Human Services Association (APHSA). Collaborating closely with human services agencies, she leads initiatives that improve agency processes, reduce administrative burden, and broaden access to public programs.

Morgan specializes in participatory design and building government agency capacity to authentically partner with people with lived expertise to co-create more effective and equitable government programs, products, and technologies. She is the program manager for the Coordinating SNAP & Nutrition Supports program and leads APHSA’s Process Innovation Community of Practice. Morgan is a Bill Emerson National Hunger Fellow alum and a graduate of Duke University.

Outside of her professional life, you can find Morgan visiting her local farmer’s market, exploring the outdoors, going on leisurely jogs, reading, spending time with loved ones, testing new recipes, and building out a camper van with her partner, Quan.