Process of Starting the Project

I apply human-centered methods such as interviews, focus groups, and ethnographic observation to uncover cultural, social, and emotional insights that drive decision-making. My training in anthropology and sociology allows me to interpret context-rich narratives with precision and care.

These methods are essential for understanding marginalized communities, legal consciousness, and cross-cultural messaging. I often use NVivo and field coding techniques to synthesize patterns and meanings into actionable insights.

Using tools like SPSS, R Studio, and Tableau, I conduct quantitative research that identifies trends, evaluates correlations, and forecasts policy or consumer outcomes.

This approach supports large-scale data collection and statistical interpretation in areas like public health, criminal justice, and market behavior. I design custom dashboards and visualizations that translate numbers into narratives. My work ensures that social and legal data is both understandable and impactful.

Mixed methods research combines the depth of qualitative inquiry with the rigor of quantitative analysis. I design and implement hybrid research strategies that balance interviews and case studies with statistical surveys and coded datasets. This method is ideal for complex topics like criminal defense analysis, policy evaluation, or international development. My ability to move between interpretive frameworks and numeric models ensures a well-rounded perspective.

As a legal advocate and researcher, I provide deep case analysis services rooted in legal theory, criminal procedure, and social justice advocacy. I examine court decisions, defense strategies, and institutional practices to support attorneys, nonprofit organizations, or public sector clients. My work often includes timeline development, fact pattern analysis, and comparative legal frameworks.

CBPR centers community voices in the research process, ensuring equity, collaboration, and relevance. I specialize in working with underserved populations, faith-based groups, and advocacy organizations to co-develop research goals and solutions.
 

This participatory method fosters trust and results in more sustainable, culturally responsive outcomes. I help structure partnerships through transparent reporting, informed consent planning, and community-centered survey design.

In today’s digital landscape, understanding how people engage with content and platforms is crucial. I conduct digital ethnography and user experience (UX) testing using Figma, Miro, and survey tools to observe and improve digital behavior flows.

These methods support website design, online campaigns, and app development with a focus on accessibility and cultural relevance. My approach blends observational data with interface usability insights to create intuitive, meaningful user experiences.

I use geographic information systems (GIS) and data mapping techniques to analyze spatial patterns related to health, justice, economic mobility, or political engagement. Tools like Tableau and Google Maps APIs allow me to present layered geographic and demographic insights that inform public sector strategy and marketing.

This method helps stakeholders visualize disparities, opportunities, and community-specific needs. It’s especially useful for nonprofit outreach, city planning, and academic research projects.

Content and discourse analysis help decode the meanings embedded in media, law, marketing, and public speech. I code and evaluate messages from news articles, case law, policy statements, and campaign language to identify dominant themes, assumptions, and impacts.

These methods are essential for equity reviews, political communication audits, and multicultural branding. My linguistic training allows me to deconstruct both explicit and implicit messaging for legal, academic, and public clients.