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Tammy Chang

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Tammy Chang

Identity Snapshot

  • English: Tammy Chang
  • Chinese: —
  • Era: -
  • Geography: Ann Arbor/Michigan
  • Core roles: entrepreneur, educator
  • Source: TAH Foundation Who’s Who

Education

  • Duke University — B.S. Public health
  • Brooklyn College — M.S.Childhood Education

Employment

  • Certified nutrition consultant
  • Tranformational Coaching Method certified coach — 3. — Holistic nutrition coach and fitness teacher

Role in the Community

  • Contributing writer to TaiwaneseAmerican.org: authored the Healthy Living and Eating column piece on her site The Nourished Belly (healthy-living-and-eating), where she is described as a Bauman College certified nutrition consultant and Transformational Coaching Method certified coach giving nutrition classes, workshops, and food demonstrations — Bay Area in person, virtually across the US.
  • Co-founder of Common Seed Nutrition, a group of nutrition consultants dedicated to making nutrition education accessible to everyone (per the same record).
  • As a longtime TaiwaneseAmerican.org contributor, interviewed Annie Wang, founder of Annie T’s Cakes (vegan gluten-free Taiwanese pineapple cakes), for the community site (annies-t-cakes-vegan-east-asian-snacks-from-your-childhood).
  • TAH encyclopedia entry: 983. Tammy Chang (2016-05-11); cookbook record 2016.
  • HOLD: conflict in Education — TAH table lists “Duke University — B.S. Public health” vs the TaiwaneseAmerican.org bio “BA in Public Policy from Duke University” (which also notes she earned her MA in Childhood Education from Brooklyn College as a New York City Teaching Fellow). Not merged.
  • HOLD: conflict in Geography — TAH profile lists Ann Arbor/Michigan vs TaiwaneseAmerican.org records describing her as Oakland/Bay Area–based. Not merged.
  • Corpus re-grep 2026-09-25 (slice-09231000-19): hit set unchanged — [[works/taiwaneseamericanhistory-org/whoswho983|TAH #983]], [[works/taiwaneseamericanhistory-org/publication1314|#1314 cookbook]], Healthy Living and Eating, Annie T’s Cakes interview and the works index, all already absorbed above. Verified-saturated; no new corpus facts.

Family

No filled family fields on the TAH profile.

Sources

  • |TAH Foundation
  • |taiwaneseamericanhistory.org
  • Corpus re-grep 2026-09-25 (slice 09250317-9): hit set unchanged (#983, #1314, Healthy Living and Eating, Annie T’s Cakes interview, works index), all absorbed above. Verified-saturated; SKIP.
  • 2026-09-26 DEEPEN-X09251451-3 re-run: fresh grep hit set identical to records already cited/absorbed above — verified-saturated, SKIP.
  • Re-verify 2026-09-30 (deepen-x slice 09260800-28): fresh ZH+EN grep works/+articles/ — hit set identical to absorbed set (own TAH records + works index); verified-saturated, SKIP; nothing new absorbable.
  • Re-verify 2026-10-04 (deepen-x slice 09300321-5): fresh ZH+EN grep (Tammy Chang) works/+articles/ — hit set identical (#983, #1314, Healthy Living and Eating, Annie T’s Cakes interview, works/index), all absorbed above. Verified-saturated, SKIP; no new corpus facts. hits-hash=7ef83ccfe6be

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