Dominique Lyew

About Dominique Lyew

I am a feminist action-researcher with experience in a variety of quantitative and qualitative methods. I graduated with my PhD. in Community Research and Action in December 2021. have experience supporting and spearheading research in the following topic areas: framing communications, racial justice, housing and homelessness, care work, evaluations of educational programs, civic technology, political debates, participatory budgeting, an HIV-prevention intervention, disability identity, and community research in practice.

Experience

1. Senior Researcher

   FrameWorks Institute

   Apr 2022 — Present · Washington, DC, US

   Design mixed-method research projects to produce framing recommendations for progressive communications.• As the Race and Ideology researcher, evaluate and suggest changes to FrameWorks research practices and theoretical analysis to align with racial justice principles. • Conduct and analyze qualitative research, including interviews and focus groups. Analyze quantitative research findings and add them to • Manage project teams of two to three other researchers over 3-5 projects simultaneously. • Manage relationships with non-profit and foundation partners in the research and manage and facilitate feedback sessions with advisory panels of experts with either traditional or lived expertise. • Present findings and/or theories for partners, internally and occasionally in public talks. • Write reports for both internal and external audiences.

Education

• Stanford in Florence

  Study Abroad, Film, Art, Italian

  2011 — 2011

• Campion College

  CSEC and CAPE

• Stanford University

  B.A Psychology with Honors, minor Mechanical Engineering

  2008 — 2013

• Vanderbilt University

  Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Community Research and Action

  2015 — 2022