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Humanitarian leader, geographer, and technologist with 15+ years working across displacement crises, disaster risk reduction, and international development.
"Amplifying the capacity of people, institutions, and communities to navigate crisis — through strategy, technology, and careful attention to place." — William Perry Evans
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Background, education, and the thread connecting humanitarian work, technology, and geography.
State Department, USDHHS, Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team, Peace Corps, and more across four continents.
The PRM History Project — documenting the history of the U.S. Refugee Bureau via The Refugee Bureau on Substack.
Open-source toolkits, humanitarian mapping tools, and independent projects including GeoLock and a fractal visualizer.
Geospatial analysis, humanitarian mapping, and a growing focus on building GIS-driven tools and consultancy.
Photography from the field and beyond. Haikus. The quiet observations that don't fit anywhere else.
Long-form reflections on policy, place, and practice. Coming soon.