My dissertation research explores food bank responses in the pandemic, examining their responses during an inflection point for food banking. I draw on in-depth interviews with food bank leaders and geospatial analysis of food bank resources.
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To ensure a healthy water future for all, California needs water planning tools that are inclusive and equitable. This is the focus of COEQWAL, a COllaboratory for EQuity in Water ALlocations.
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As part of Imagining America's Leading and Learning Initiative, this project explores the experiences of graduate students doing public scholarship through in-depth interviews.
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This project draws on geospatial network analysis and in-depth interviews to explore relationships between local food producers and a food bank.
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In response to a food bank's public scholarship request, this study explores systemic programmatic barriers that perpetuate inequitable access to food in nonprofit programs.
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This research explores how nations portray responses to solving world hunger at the 2015 World Expo using observational methods and content analysis.
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