Jeanette is the Senior Research Project Manager at Resound Research for Reproductive Health. She brings fifteen years’ experience conducting impact analysis, policy research, and project evaluation to the team. In her current role, Jeanette oversees the implementation of the entire portfolio of research studies – designing processes, tracking progress, and contributing to the research.
In previous work, Jeanette has sought to build the evidence base for policies and programs which best support marginalized communities. This has included summative and formative program evaluation as well as program implementation for nonprofit, research, and public sector organizations. Her projects have included financial literacy and tax preparation, innovative cash transfer and health promotion, wholistic household resource support and case management, food access, and reproductive healthcare access.
She holds both a bachelor’s and master’s degree with a focus in Latin American studies, economic development, and ethnicity from Georgetown University and is fluent in both English and Spanish.
Jeanette is passionate about expanding access to healthcare and resources so that all people can fully live the life of their choosing. She believes understanding the impact of the changing policy landscape on reproductive healthcare access is essential to supporting the autonomy and expanding the opportunities available to marginalized communities.
