Tracy Vega

Vice President

Dr. Tracy Vega, MSW, DSW, LCSW, is a dedicated leader in social work, behavioral health, and community advocacy, committed to fostering equity and inclusion. Growing up in a vibrant Latine community, they developed a deep appreciation for culture, heritage, and collective support—values that guide their work in social justice and community empowerment. As Vice President of the Multicultural Center of Marin, Dr. Vega champions culturally responsive programs that uplift historically marginalized communities.

With a B.A. from Loyola University of Chicago, an MSW from the Erikson Institute, and a Doctor of Social Work from USC, Dr. Vega brings extensive expertise in child development, trauma, and co-occurring disorders. They have led complex mental health and social service systems, ensuring equitable access to care. At Marin County Behavioral Health and Recovery Services, they oversee children’s mental health programs, driving systemic change through innovative initiatives like Unidos, Nos Superamos, a 16-week family-centered treatment program. Their leadership at MCM continues to strengthen and empower Marin’s diverse communities.