Anne Driscoll is a research data analyst at the Center on Food Security and the Environment, where she supports Marshall Burke's work on poverty estimation. She is a past fellow of the Data Science for Social Good program at University of Chicago and has consulted for the Nicholas Institute for Environmental Policy Solutions and the Duke Clinical and Translational Science Award. Anne recently received her B.S. in Statistical Science from Duke University, where she worked on using open data to identify disproportionate toxicity burden in minority groups across the US.