My Mission
Recent advances in geospatial analysis and the availability of digital maps have revealed the importance of urban form and built infrastructure as fundamental to understanding the vulnerabilities and vitality of global and local cities.Biography
Bonny P McClain is a geospatial analyst and self described human geographer and social anthropologist exploring geographic properties that capture complex interactions, dynamic shifts in ecosystem balance and how activities influence eco-geomorphic conceptual frameworks across a wide variety of environments including healthcare, the built infrastructure and economic theory.
She is a high demand analyst applying advanced data analytics, including data engineering and geo-enrichment, to poverty, race, and gender discussions targeting judgments about structural determinants, and elements of intersectionality to illuminate the confluence of metrics contributing to poor health outcomes in marginalized communities.
Bonny demonstrates powerful storytelling as she brings audiences along with powerful narratives and simultaneous instruction on how to craft stories, create dynamic presentations, and learn skills that make a big world seem a little smaller.
