Daphne Blakey is a quantitative social science researcher with advanced training in economics and public policy from Cornell University.
Her work examines public sector labor institutions and policing. She has built a national corpus of police union collective bargaining agreements and applies advanced computational methods to study social and economic consequences of policy change.
She specializes in data analysis and econometric methods, and is motivated by a data-forward approach to complex policy questions.
She holds a Master of Science in Public Policy from Cornell and a dual B.Sc. Mathematics & Economics and B.A. in Sociology from the University of Southern California.