Find the Fake: Combating health misinformation with a chatbot game
A chatbot game that helps people recognize health misinformation. It brings together the research side of my work and the practice of building a usable digital tool.
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Selected projects and applied work across research, public policy, communication, and digital products. The featured projects are fuller case studies; earlier applied and creative work is listed below.
Featured projects
CLIC: Assessing and certifying 21st century skills
A public-sector platform to assess and certify skills that are otherwise hard to measure. An example of institutional response and of making evidence usable as a working service.
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AVA: Making World Bank knowledge searchable with AI
A tool that helps people find relevant insights across a large body of reports. Primarily an example of evidence-to-use and responsible product practice, not risk or crisis research.
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Threadsight: Turning user feedback into product wins
Product strategy and user-experience research for a social analytics tool. Included as product and UX evidence, distinct from the research narrative.
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Selected applied research and policy work, hosted by the partner organizations.
- Behavioral science and COVID-19World Bank
- Understanding tornado warnings, false alarms, and complacencyNational Consortium for the Study of Terrorism and Responses to Terrorism (START), University of Maryland
- Improving reproductive, maternal, and child health in Cyclone Idai-affected districts, MozambiqueKOICA · United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA)
Earlier communication and creative work
Earlier work in advertising and communication, kept as part of the record. It is where the interest in persuasion and communication began. These are historical creative projects; brand and client marks belong to their respective owners and are shown to document the work, not to imply endorsement.
