Building the data infrastructure communities need to understand and act on their own health risks
The Challenge
Projects
Trained as a sociologist and demographer, I work as an applied social epidemiologist, designing monitoring and evaluation systems, community health platforms, and engagement models that put evidence directly in the hands of the local officials, practitioners, and people most likely to act on it.
Across all projects, my team applies a consistent methodological signature: we blend computational social science (spatial analytics, R, Python, Tableau) with qualitative field methods, human-centered design, and community-based participatory research. This interdisciplinary fusion is grounded in the traditions of social demography and applied sociology, enabling us to move more quickly and seamlessly from measurement to meaning to action.