KC Fiedler

KC Fiedler (she/her) is a Researcher at the Beeck Center for Social Impact + Innovation at Georgetown University, responsible for conducting applied research on digital government and public benefits programs, translating evidence into practical guidance to improve service delivery through people-centered, technology-enabled approaches.

KC has five years of experience in public health research and evaluation, with nearly a decade of experience advancing health equity. Her work has focused on using data and community-informed research to understand factors that shape access to essential services, including nutrition assistance programs such as WIC, and translating findings into actionable recommendations for policy and practice.

She is passionate about using research, data, and community perspectives to improve the systems that people rely on every day and create more equitable, accessible, and effective government services that advance individual and community well-being.

KC earned a Master of Public Health from the University of California, Berkeley, and a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology and Health Sciences from The College of William & Mary. She is based in Santa Fe, New Mexico.