Christine Biddlecombe

Christine first realized the impact data can have on public policy when she was an intern at an affordable housing nonprofit in Washington, D.C., her first job out of college. The report she was helping to produce made it into the hands of real-world policy makers, used by members of Congress, governors, and city councils to inform their views on housing affordability across the country. In the years since, Christine’s professional career has centered on one broad theme: improving the wellbeing of low-income and other vulnerable populations. After completing her education at CUSP, she hopes to apply her training in data analysis to similar problems for cities and urban spaces around the world.