Dr. Len Novilla is an Associate Professor and former Associate Department Chair of the Department of Public Health at Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah. She is actively engaged in several administrative, academic, and grant reviews and funding committees and assignments at the department, college, and university levels, and in the State of Utah. Her state-level public health involvement includes serving as a commissioner for the State of Utah Multicultural Commission, as a member of the State of Utah COVID-19 Task Force Multicultural Subcommittee, as a member of the Utah Poison Control Center Advisory Board, and as a member of the Executive Committee of the Thrasher Research Fund. She currently serves as the Guest Editor of the MDPI Journal Societies for its special issue on family/household well-being and individual development. Len’s research focuses on understanding the social determinants of family and community health by linking public health and primary care, identifying and addressing health inequities, and building a culture of health through interprofessional partnerships. She is particularly interested in defining the role of the family as the linking and sustaining framework in population health and health equity, and in health systems strengthening, particularly within the context of chronic diseases such as diabetes and heart disease.