Research

My research concentrates on three main areas:

Impact Evaluation

I use causal analysis methods to understand how humanitarian actors may shift outcomes in fragile contexts

(Forced) Migration

I focus on how to improve the outcomes of migrants, refugees and IDPs, and how to tailor methods to generate better evidence

Social Network Analysis

I use social network theory as a framework, and SNA to broaden our understandings of displacement and its effects

Working PApers

McCollum, K. Gender Norms in Fragile Settings: Examining Patterns across Conflict and Displacement

McCollum, K. What is distinct about the social networks of forced migrants? Evidence from mixed-migration communities in eastern DRC.

Dunsch, F., Garcia, J., Guariso, A., Heirman, J., Holmlund, M., Karbala, G., & McCollum, K. The Impact of Targeting for Humanitarian Assistance: Experimental Evidence from eastern DRC.

See CV for a list of published work.

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