Bailey Duhé, Ph.D.

I'm an applied social scientist and Ph.D. cultural anthropologist with 10+ years of experience translating complex research into actionable insights that support communities, inform initiatives, and drive meaningful impact. 

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As a mixed-methods researcher, I use a variety of methods, including interviews, focus groups, surveys, ethnography, and statistical analysis, to understand how people navigate the world around them and, more importantly, what those experiences mean for the organizations working to serve them. I enjoy bringing qualitative and quantitative insights together to answer complex questions, identify opportunities, and help leaders make informed, evidence-based decisions.

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Outside of work, I help run a small (but mighty!) dog rescue, Tails of Hope Dog Rescue, in the city I now call home, Memphis.