Tamy Guberek

Tamy Guberek, B.A., is a field consultant with HRDAG in Colombia. She manages existing relationships with Colombian NGO partners on data projects. She also conducts outreach, training and support on Martus to human rights organizations.

Prior to her work with HRDAG, Ms. Guberek worked at Human Rights First (formerly the Lawyer's Committee for Human Rights) in New York, in the International Justice Program. She mainly supported the program on issues related to the International Criminal Court.

Ms. Guberek worked with Ms. Kristen Cibelli and Dr. Ball to conduct scientifically rigorous research investigating local perceptions of the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia in Bosnia and Herzegovina from the perspective of local NGOs working on post-conflict reconstruction and reintegration. This research resulted in the report "Justice Unknown, Justice Unsatisfied?: Bosnians Speak Out about the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia," co-authored with Ms. Cibelli. She received her B.A. in International Relations and Peace and Justice Studies from Tufts University.

We've provided profiles of the following individuals at HRDAG:

Patrick Ball

Anna Berns

Kristen Cibelli

Miguel Cruz

Justin Fisher

Tamy Guberek

Daniel Guzmán

Jeff Klingner

Meghan Lynch

Nobuko Mizoguchi

Fritz Scheuren

Romesh Silva

Gary Shapiro

Herb Spirer

Ken Ward

Scott Weikart

Paul Zador

Consulting Services | About HRDAG | Resources | Home

© Copyright 2002-2007 Beneficent Technology, Inc. (The Benetech Initiative)
Benetech is a California nonprofit organization.
This web site is Bobby-approved.

The Human Rights Data Analysis Group (HRDAG) applies information technology solutions and statistical techniques to help human rights advocates build evidence-based arguments.