Sarah Baker
Research Project Manager
Sarah Baker is a Research Project Manager at ISPU, where she oversees the planning and logistics of a variety of research projects. Prior to joining ISPU, Sarah worked with Maristan, a California based non-profit organization, as a project manager. Sarah also brings experience from the Canadian public sector, as she served as a Public Appointee for the Ministry of Health of Ontario and a policy researcher for the City of Mississauga, where she played an integral role in advancing the city’s Indigenous Reconciliation file. Sarah holds a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from the Toronto Metropolitan University and a Masters in Public Policy from the University of Toronto.
Education
BS, Psychology, Toronto Metropolitan University
Master’s, Public Policy, University of Toronto
Areas of Expertise
- American Muslim Demographics
- American Muslim Civic Engagement
- Islamophobia
Publications
17 October, 2023
17 October, 2023
23 August, 2022
23 August, 2022
06 July, 2022
06 July, 2022
20 December, 2021
16 November, 2021
01 February, 2021
01 October, 2020- 01 October, 2020
01 October, 2019
Media Appearances
“Survey: Poverty among American Muslims Is Reportedly High, Despite Large Number of Successful Professionals,” Arab American News, January 10, 2020
“‘A Show of Force’: Muslim-Americans Plan to Get the Vote out on Super Tuesday,” Middle East Eye, March 3, 2020
“How Hind Makki Is Changing the Conversation around Women’s Inclusion in Mosques,” Religion News Service, April 1, 2019