Wint Thazin is a wellness advocate for women's and migrant health, who is dedicated to making healthcare more human-centered, accessible, and innovative. She obtained her Bachelor's degree in Medical Anthropology and Human Biology from Stanford University, where she also held various research and teaching positions, including Senior Researcher and Academic Liaison at FORA - Forging Opportunities for Refugees in America. Thazin is a former instructor at Rosalie Rendu Center and a mentor for the Stanford Leland Scholars Program. Additionally, she has held research appointments with the Inter-agency Working Group on Reproductive Health in Crises and the Stanford Prevention Research Center. Some of Thazin's other accomplishments include serving as a Global Child Health Teaching Assistant at Stanford University, Residential Programs Office Assistant, Youth Leadership Workshop Mentor, and Sushi Chef at Naing Inc.