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Elizabeth is an experienced policy and data analyst in the field of food and gender, with strong communications skills and a passion for humanitarian response and social development. Her research has focused on Food Systems, Security, Sovereignty, and Anthropologies, Social Development and Protection, Sexuality and Gender, Latin America and Guatemala, and more. She earned her MA in Social Development with Distinction from the University of Sussex (Ranked #1 in the World for Development Studies), and her BA in Public Policy and Ethics magna cum laude from the Templeton Honors College at Eastern University. She is originally from Connecticut and is fluent in French and Spanish. Liz has several years of work experience in research, policy and data analysis with the UN World Food Programme and several US-based NGOs.