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David Banks
David is a Professor of Statistical Science at Duke University.
Amelia Hoover Green
Amelia Hoover Green is a field consultant to HRDAG and an Associate Professor in the Department of History and Politics at Drexel University. She began work for HRDAG in January 2007, continued as the 2007-2008 Research Fellow, and has been closely involved with a number of HRDAG projects since that time. Her HRDAG work includes data analysis and writing on Kosovo, Colombia and Liberia, among other projects. With Francoise Roth and Tamy Guberek, she co-authored the volume Using Quantitative Data to Assess Conflict-Related Sexual Violence in Colombia (2011). In 2019, she co-authored, with Patrick Ball, the first rigorous estimate of civilian killings ...
Christine Grillo
Directs the organization’s message through a variety of online outlets and monitors the social media landscape around HRDAG.
Michael Bear Kleinman
Michael pondered difficult questions with HRDAG for six years as an Advisory Board member.
Margot Gerritsen
Margot brings to HRDAG expertise in computer simulation and mathematical analysis of engineering processes.
Julie Broome
Julie brought executive experience from Ariadne, Sigrid Rausing Trust and CEELI Institute, among others, to HRDAG.
Frank Schulenburg
Frank is the executive director at the Wiki Education Foundation.
Suzanne Nathans
More than 25 years of experience in non-profit administration. The operations hub for HRDAG, supporting Megan and the rest of the team from the San Francisco office.
Tarak Shah
As HRDAG's data scientist, Tarak cleans, processes and builds models from data in order to understand evidence of human rights abuses.
Kristian Lum, PhD
Kristian furthers HRDAG's statistical methodology, population estimation.
Patrick Ball, PhD
More than thirty years of quantitative analysis for truth commissions, non-governmental organizations, international criminal tribunals, and United Nations missions.
Megan Price, PhD
Designs strategies and methods for statistical analysis of human rights data for projects in a variety of locations including Guatemala, Colombia, and Syria.