
Amber Peterman @a_peterman
Amber Peterman is an associate research professor at the University of North Carolina and a social policy consultant at the UNICEF Office of Research — Innocenti, working with the transfer project on large-scale evaluations of government social protection programs. Her research focuses on issues related to gender and development, including women’s economic empowerment and gender-based violence. Amber holds in Ph.D. in public policy and previously worked as an assistant research professor at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and the International Food Policy Research Institute in Washington D.C., Kampala, and Dakar.
Latest Articles
Opinion: Where is the standardized measure of women’s empowerment?
over 7 years ago // #GlobalDevWomen
If we believe "what gets measured, gets done" and that empowering marginalized populations is intrinsically and instrumentally important, then it is imperative that we get measures right.
Opinion: Yes, money can buy you happiness. Here's why.
almost 8 years ago // World Happiness Day
In celebration of World Happiness Day, three experts look at the data on cash transfers and happiness.