Hannah Sumiko Daly
SHE/HER/HERS
Research Associate
Family and Financial Well-Being Division Financial Well-Being

Hannah Sumiko Daly is a research associate in the Family and Financial Well-Being Division at the Urban Institute. Her work focuses on various supports for young people and families, mainly using qualitative and community engaged research methodology. She aims to contribute toward rethinking our public systems and building abundant public systems that trust people and allow them to thrive. Before joining Urban, Daly performed policy analysis and research on environmental justice and civil rights issues in her hometown of Los Angeles. She has a BA in public health with a minor in anthropology from the University of California, Berkeley.

Research and Evidence
Family and Financial Well-Being Technology and Data
Expertise
Wealth and Financial Well-Being Families Transition-Age Young People Research Methods and Data Analysis
Tags
Structural racism in research, data, and technology Child welfare Children's budget Community engagement Public health Structural racism Community data use Families with low incomes Neighborhoods and youth development Social determinants of health Racial barriers to accessing the safety net Baby bonds and child savings accounts Children and youth