Sarah Duda | Research and Project Associate

As the Research and Project Associate at Woodstock Institute, Sarah contributes to research and written analysis on various issues concerning housing policy and access to fairly priced financial products and services. Her primary interests include economic development theory, urban policy, and the development of equitable strategies for community reinvestment. “Woodstock’s applied research is the cornerstone of our policy recommendations, advocacy efforts and coalition building,” says Sarah. “ By identifying new sources of information and producing fresh perspectives from traditional data sources, my work helps to bring long-standing community economic development issues into focus.”

Sarah received a B.A. from Antioch College in Yellow Springs, Ohio and the Master in Urban Planning and Policy from the University of Illinois at Chicago.