Kara Haberstock Tanoue is a geographer and data scientist based in Tucson, Arizona with a passion for food systems, community-based evaluation, and beautiful data display. Her areas of expertise include access measurement, quantitative analysis, data visualization, and community resource mapping.
Kara Haberstock Tanoue is a community-based researcher and evaluator at the University of Arizona in Tucson, Arizona. She has a background in geographic information systems (GIS) and geospatial analysis, specializing in developing measures of access to community resources.
Kara’s research interests include the geographies of food systems, measures of access, public assistance programs, and applications of geovisualization in evaluation and program planning.
The Community Research Evaluation & Development (CRED) Team, led by Dr. Michele Walsh, conducts high quality, culturally responsive, community-based research and evaluation that promotes the health and well-being of children, youth, and families throughout Arizona and the Southwest.
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