Beti Baraki

Beti has a strong background in gender, policy analysis, wellbeing analysis, and evaluation and impact assessment.

At NEF Consulting, Beti specialises in qualitative research. Her work relates to inclusive local economic development, happiness and wellbeing economics, policy development around women’s economic wellbeing, health inequalities, intersecting inequalities, homelessness, tech abuse and digital control and VAWG (violence against women and girls). Beti is also helping to develop work around the Green New Deal.

Beti works with organisations to develop evaluation frameworks to enable them gain a better understanding of, and to articulate, their impact. She is experienced in facilitating workshops and works with clients to ensure learning from the evaluations is embedded within their organisations.

Prior to joining NEF Consulting, Beti worked at Southall Black Sisters as a Women’s Advocate. She provided high quality comprehensive and practical advocacy support relating to gender-based violence against women and children. Beti was also part of the policy advisory team for the Women’s Equality Party advising on equality matters. She also researched the links between the representation of women and girls in the media, and the violence against them.

Beti earned her MSc in Philosophy and Public Policy at LSE and her BA in Politics and International Studies at Warwick University.