Professionally, I’ve worked supporting low-income and vulnerable communities, with a focus on income, food and housing security by designing and carrying out thoughtful, impactful social science research that helps inform programs and policies. I have extensive experience in nonprofit program design, policy development, and program evaluation, always with an eye toward real-world impact. I bring a collaborative and curious approach to my work, combining quantitative and qualitative methods to understand and communicate complex challenges.
My areas of expertise include income security, demographics, survey design and management, program evaluation, data analysis, science writing, communication and GIS.”

As a researcher I’ve built a career at the intersection of data and human advocacy. My professional background is rooted in the nonprofit sector, where I’ve led program evaluations and policy development to improve income and housing security.
Now I am using my expertise for a long-standing passion: documenting the history of Britain’s prison hulks. Whether I am managing complex surveys to help modern communities or utilizing GIS and science writing to map historical narratives, my goal remains the same: to communicate complex challenges with clarity and empathy."