Kimberly Pfeifer

Kimberly Pfeifer is the Director of Knowledge for Impact at Oxfam America, where she plays a crucial role in overseeing research and analysis efforts.1 Her responsibilities include:

Research and Analysis

• Overseeing the production of research and trends analysis for Oxfam America1
• Serving as the editor of Oxfam America's Research Backgrounder Series1
• Managing numerous research projects on topics such as biotechnology, agriculture, food security, trade, extractive industries, and economic inequality1

Leadership Roles

• Co-founding and co-leading the Oxfam Confederation's Research Network1
• Member of Oxfam America's Gender Resource Group1

Academic Background

Pfeifer holds impressive academic credentials:

• MA and PhD from the University of Florida in Political Science and African Studies1

Previous Experience

Before joining Oxfam America, Pfeifer gained valuable experience in various roles:

• Researcher at the AFL-CIO's Center for Strategic Research in Corporate Affairs1
• Worked for the Aga Khan Foundation in Zanzibar, Tanzania1
• Held a Research Fellowship with the Institute of Development Studies, University of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania1

Publications and Expertise

Pfeifer has contributed significantly to Oxfam's policy work and academic discourse:

• Authored several Oxfam International Policy Briefing Papers focusing on trade and agricultural issues1
• Published papers critiquing development models and addressing land and natural resource politics1

Kimberly Pfeifer's LinkedIn profile can be found under the username kimberly-pfeifer-736ba215, confirming her role as Director of Knowledge for Impact at Oxfam America.2