Prior to joining Cordis Bright, she worked in the UK and internationally as a frontline advocate with survivors of domestic abuse, a specialist technological abuse adviser and trainer addressing safeguarding in healthcare settings. Most recently, she has managed a Center for Disease Control funded project providing sexual assault prevention training to university undergraduates, pursued quantitative research addressing online harassment and managed the research portfolio for a network of sexual assault referral centres. Louise's research experience includes: 

• Analysing large datasets, including survey data and national statistics, running statistical analyses and generating data visualisations.
• Running focus groups and interviews to obtain feedback from diverse stakeholders including service users with complex needs, children and young people and vulnerable adults.
• Conducting qualitative research with strategic stakeholders and community groups.
• Undertaking thorough and high-quality literature reviews, needs assessments and project evaluations.
• Developing surveys, interview topic guides and evaluation frameworks.
• Writing comprehensive research reports, briefings and policy briefs.