Lili Clark
Complex Change Research Fellow @Celcis
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WORK HISTORY
Complex Change Research Fellow @Celcis
Glasgow, GB
Leverages qualitative change and value analysis to support policy development and aligned decision making for WFWF initiatives. Conducts critical appraisals and conceptual revaluations for learning frameworks and progress indicators. Develops theoretical frameworks and ontological models for complexity-sensitive Theories of Change to advance system resilience for transformational whole-system change.
EDUCATION
Central Wyoming College
Associate of Arts - AA, Psychology
The University of Edinburgh
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Clinical Psychology
University of Wyoming
Bachelor of Science - BS, Psychology
ABOUT LILI CLARK
Complex problems require creative solutions that dare to do differently what needs to be done better. With a PhD in Clinical Psychology from The University of Edinburgh, I specialise in qualitative ontological research and have extensive experience leading in-depth interviews and focus groups for large-scale public health behaviour change campaigns. My mixed-methods approach utilises analytic philosophy to better understand how and why people do what they do, with an emphasis on personalised interventions to amplify local expertise and promote healthy communities. I bring clarity to complexity in ways that empower meaningful change in policy, non-profit, and clinical settings.
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