Dorcas Omowole is a child health, environmental health, and sustainable development advocate who believes that inclusive development is possible, that we can leave the world better than we met it, and that everyone has a role to play. Living in Lagos slums (Ajegunle, Iwaya, Mushin) and rural areas in Nigeria during my formative years and for a considerable part of my life has instilled in me an empathy and passion for affecting positive change among marginalized and vulnerable individuals and communities - women, children, slums and rural communities. Proactively and by providence, this has been the thrust of my skill acquisitions and career path. 7+ years social sector and brand researcher with in-depth knowledge of quantitative and qualitative tools and techniques, including statistical modelling, econometrics, Geographic Information Systems (GIS). Managed client and vendor relationships, coordinated teams and project resources, designed discussion guides, questionnaires and analysis plans, and ensured timely delivery of quality research outputs; reports, dashboards, infographics, insights, and actionable recommendations. Interest Areas:Monitoring and Evaluation, Research design and implementation, Participatory Research Approaches, Maternal and Child Health, Family violence, Childhood trauma, Social and Behavior Change Communication, Health promotion, Nutrition, Sustainability, Environmental education and management, Household Economic Strengthening, Social Accountability, Agricultural value chains.Gallup Clifton Strengths Top 5 strengths:Connectedness, Consistency, Restorative, Belief, Deliberative.