I am a public health policy analyst, researcher, and vaccine sociologist specializing in multidisciplinary areas such as public administration, public health policy, economic policy, and the intersection of religion, society, and politics. With more than a decade of experience in the public sector and first-hand exposure to the complex policy challenges faced by developing countries, I am passionate about addressing socio-economic disparities in health, education, and nutrition based on gender, religion, and other social identities.

My primary focus is on the dynamics of religion and politics in public health governance and policymaking. I am also interested in the proliferation of misinformation and rumors rooted in religious and cultural beliefs, which contribute to vaccine hesitancy.