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Claire Kimberly is a seasoned policy analyst currently working at Chapin Hall at the University of Chicago since April 2022, where Claire collaborates with child welfare jurisdictions to enhance evidence-based strategies for improving outcomes for vulnerable children and families. Additional roles include serving as the APR Liaison and Webinar Coordinator for the National Council on Family Relations since December 2019, where Claire coordinates and moderates webinars in the family science field. Prior experience includes a position as a data analyst at the Virginia Department of Social Services and as a clinical research coordinator at Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine. Claire's academic background includes a Doctor of Philosophy in Family Science from the University of Kentucky and six years as an associate professor at The University of Southern Mississippi, where over 30 peer-reviewed publications were authored.