I am an interdisciplinary scholar specializing in social work, public policy analysis, and comparative social policy. My research focuses on policy implementation and feedback, program evaluation, and evidence-informed policymaking.

My work examines how public policies are designed, implemented, and experienced in practice, and how evidence and stakeholder perspectives can contribute to more responsive and effective policymaking. I am particularly interested in the relationship between policy design and implementation, how individuals and communities experience public policies, and how those experiences generate feedback that can shape future policy decisions.

I hold a PhD from Carleton University and have advanced training in Public Policy Analysis from the London School of Economics (LSE). Over more than a decade in higher education and research, I have worked in Canada and internationally, conducting qualitative, comparative, and community-engaged research and collaborating across academic, policy, and community settings.

My research draws on comparative and interdisciplinary perspectives to explore contemporary social and public policy challenges across different institutional and governance contexts.