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Amber Peterman
Research Associate Professor
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I am affiliated with the Department of Public Policy and the Transfer Project at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, co-lead the Cash Transfer and Intimate Partner Violence Research Collaborative and consult for a variety of research and policy organizations.
Policy writing & Op-Eds: Trying to write more for public press & research-to-policy impact, [hopefully] succeeding at least some of the time!
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My research has also been featured & cited in outlets including: ABC, The Atlantic, BBC, Christian Science Monitor, CNN, The Economist, Forbes, Foreign Policy, Huffington Post, Jezebel, Newsweek (the Daily Beast), New York Times, NPR Here and Now, NPR Goats and Soda, PRI’s the World, Thomas Reuters Foundation, Voices Of America News, Wall Street Journal online, Washington Post
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* For policy & research briefs on specific publications, see journal article page.
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IFPRI blog 2022 (with Meghna Ranganathan)
IFPRI blog 2022 (with Shalini Roy & Lucy Billings)
UNICEF Connect Evidence for Action 2021 (with Alessandra Guedes)
Center for Global Development blog 2021
COVID-19 and Violence Against Women and Children: A Third Research Round Up for the 16 Days of Activism
Center for Global Development blog 2020 (with Megan O'Donnell)
Center for Global Development blog 2020 (with Megan O'Donnell)
UNICEF Connect Evidence for Action 2020 (with Audrey Pereira & Tia Palermo)
Center for Global Development 2020 (with Megan O'Donnell & Tia Palermo)
IFPRI blog 2022 (C'est la Vie! Process Evaluation Team)
UNICEF Connect Evidence for Action 2022 (with Christiana Gbedemah & Jennifer Yablonski)
UNICEF Connect Evidence for Action 2021
Center for Global Development blog 2021 (with Shelby Bourgault & Megan O'Donnell)
Tips for linking social protection and gender-based violence prevention and response during COVID-19
Gender & COVID-19 Working Group blog 2020 (with Lara Quarterman)
Interdisciplinary Association for Population Health Science blog 2020 (with Tia Palermo, Thoai Ngo & Valerie Mueller)
Think Global Health 2020 (with Megan O'Donnell, Karen Devries & Alessandra Guedes)