Amari McGee

As a social data scientist and LGBTQ+ educator, I am deeply committed to leveraging data-driven insights to advance social justice and foster inclusive environments. My approach combines rigorous academic research with practical advocacy, utilizing both qualitative and quantitative methodologies to understand and address systemic inequalities.My philosophy is centered on the belief that education and data transparency are powerful tools for driving social change. Through my work with To Better Understand, Inc. and the "Trans* Lesson Plan" podcast, I strive to make complex social issues accessible and actionable. I believe in the power of storytelling combined with data analysis to create compelling narratives that drive institutional change.My background in IT and data science informs my unique approach to social justice work. I specialize in developing innovative methodologies that bridge the gap between traditional historical research and modern data analysis techniques. This interdisciplinary approach allows me to uncover and communicate patterns of inequality while highlighting opportunities for positive change.In both my professional and personal endeavors, I am guided by the principle that meaningful change requires both individual education and systemic transformation. I am dedicated to creating spaces where diverse voices are heard and respected, and where data-driven insights can lead to more equitable outcomes for all communities.

Services

DEI strategy development, workplace inclusion assessments, LGBTQ+ cultural competency training, data-driven policy analysis, transgender-inclusive workplace policy development, anti-bias training program design, digital storytelling workshops, intersectional advocacy training, social data analysis, qualitative research design, oral history collection and documentation, keynote presentations, panel moderation, workshop facilitation, academic conference presentations, podcast guest appearances, data visualization, statistical analysis, digital archive management, research methodology design, survey development and analysis, historical documentation initiatives, policy research collaborations

Specialty

As a scholar and practitioner at the intersection of LGBTQ+ studies, data science, and education, I specialize in developing innovative research methodologies that combine qualitative historical documentation with quantitative analysis. My current research focuses on documenting transgender oral histories while using data science techniques to identify patterns in institutional barriers and support systems. Through my work with To Better Understand, Inc. and various educational initiatives, I am committed to advancing LGBTQ+ rights and fostering inclusive environments through data-driven advocacy and education.

Purpose of Contact

  • I am available for hire - as an oral historian, consultant, presenter, educator, or related services
  • I am available to collaborate - on research, community projects, artistic endeavors, or other joint undertakings with peers
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