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Sara Kimberlin is a Postdoctoral Scholar at the Stanford Center on Poverty and Inequality, focusing on alternative approaches to conceptualizing and measuring poverty, as well as the effects and effectiveness of anti-poverty policies. Her work aims to advance the understanding of poverty measurement, proposing innovative methodologies and frameworks. Kimberlin holds a Bachelor of Arts from Harvard University, where she graduated in 1997. Her research endeavors at Stanford are driven by a commitment to addressing the complexities of poverty and fostering social equity through evidence-based policy analysis.
Stanford Center on Poverty and Inequality • Stanford, CA
Research on poverty measurement and anti-poverty policies.
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