Poverty Solutions at the University of Michigan
Joan and Sanford Weill Hall
Senior Data & Policy Analyst
Samiul Jubaed is a data and policy analyst, working primarily with the Detroit Partnership for Economic Mobility. Jubaed comes from Yale School of Management/Innovations for Poverty Action where he served as a research associate studying citizen trust in police organizations in Mexico City. In this role, he provided statistical analysis and management of various crime and policing data. Before becoming enamored with all things data, Jubaed was an adjunct lecturer in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics at CUNY Hunter College for over six years. He is interested in how we can harness the power of data to better the human condition.
Master of Education, Harvard University; and master’s and bachelor’s degrees in mathematics, City University of New York.
The Partnership on Economic Mobility between Poverty Solutions and the City of Detroit is a joint effort to identify and implement concrete, evidence-based strategies that significantly improve economic opportunity and reduce poverty in Detroit.