Gustavo López Email & Phone Number

The Alliance for Boys and Men of Color is a national network of hundreds of community and advocacy organizations who come together to advance race and gender justice by transforming policies that are failing boys and men of color and their families, and building communities full of opportunity.

• Lead research portfolio for Alliance for Boys and Men of Color, a network of over 200 organizations working to advance race and gender justice through policy and systems change.
• Develop interactive Tableau dashboards, data briefs and research pieces in support of legislative advocacy.

• Managed research portfolio of 25+ data products for nonprofit through all steps of research process: outlining research strategy, identifying and harmonizing disparate datasets with over 30+ sources, analyzing data for.
• Analyzed survey, demographic, and economic data of 20 million border residents (Census-tract, PUMA, county, and state-level data)
• Created engaging data visualizations and dashboards through Tableau, Microsoft excel, and Python to present findings and data-driven recommendations.
• Developed research strategies and studies, outlining key metrics for senior leadership.

Greater San Diego Area

-Supported labor market research of Greater San Diego area through labor market and economic data analysis. -Used BLS, ACS, CPS, California DOL and other data for trend and impact analysis -Used STATA and Excel for data management and visualizations

Berlin Area, Germany

• Research intern for the impact evaluation unit of the Global Migration Data Analysis Centre (GMDAC), part of the International Office for Migration.
• Developed research design for evaluations of online information campaigns aimed at migrants and potential migrants.
• Analyzed research strategy for casual-impact analysis on facebook's ad manager platform.

Washington, District Of Columbia

• Supported the Hispanic Trends Project and the Global Migration & Demography projects studying race, ethnicity, and U.S. and global migration trends.
• Analyzed public opinion data, demographic data (U.S. Census, American Community Survey, Current Population Survey, Eurostat, World Bank, and UN Population Division) and administrative and immigration statistics data..
• Created data visualizations in Excel and Tableau for survey reports, blog posts, and social media.
• Wrote reports and articles, helped manage survey projects and other data projects, fact-checked, and responded to data requests from the media.
• Trained and supported 3 junior staff members.
• Managed @PewHispanic twitter account through Buffer and TweetDeck.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Assisted with all steps in the production of research reports (questionnaire design, statistical analysis, data cleaning, chart/graphic creation, quantitative and qualitative analysis, and fact and number checking)
• Analyzed survey and demographic data (U.S. Census, Eurostat, UNHCR, etc) using SPSS, Stata, or Excel
• Studied U.S. Hispanic population (public opinion & demographic trends) and U.S. and international immigration trends
• Wrote reports and blog posts for publication on Pew Research Center website.
• Reviewed and edit Spanish-language translations of survey questions for nationally representative telephone surveys.
• Managed Twitter account for @PewHispanic with over 20,000 followers

Purdue University Calumet, Hammond, IN

• Served as a retention and resource specialist for the Indiana Commission for Higher Education as an AmeriCorps volunteer.
• Managed programs in student engagement, career exploration, academic persistence, and financial literacy.
• Developed student performance measures and tracked academic progress and employed intrusive counseling.

Bachelor'S Degree, Economics, Political Science

Activities and Societies: Purdue Student Government, Latino Cultural Center Embajadores, Purdue Institute for Civic Communication (PICC) •.

Master Of Public Policy, Program Design & Evaluation

Activities and Societies: Editor in Chief of Journal of International Policy Solutions (JIPS) Dean's Fellow US-Mexico Center Student.