There’s a huge price tag to inequity that we’re not discussing. Here’s why we should be using data to relieve its economic impact on us all.
author name
Sarah Treuhaft
author title VP of Research, PolicyLink
My Background
Sarah Treuhaft, vice president of research at PolicyLink, develops the research agenda to support PolicyLink policy priorities, oversees research, and expands research partnerships. Treuhaft oversees the National Equity Atlas partnership with USC Dornsife Equity Research Institute (ERI). She also launched the All-In Cities initiative, the Jobs for All campaign, and the Bay Area Equity Atlas. She’s worked with grassroots advocates, academics, and national organizations to use data to advance policies to achieve racial and economic equity. Publications she’s written for include The New York Times, Shelterforce, and Yes! Magazine. She holds master's degrees in city planning and international and area studies from the University of California, Berkeley, and she is a part of the UCLA Housing Justice in Unequal Cities Network.
