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Elise Gordon

Research Analyst, Walk Free Foundation

Elise Gordon is a research analyst at the Walk Free Foundation, contributing to quantitative and mixed-methods research projects undertaken by the Walk Free Foundation, including the Global Slavery Index. Elise has a background in public health, epidemiology and biostatistics, with experience in quantitative public health research and alcohol epidemiology.

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