Amil Hogan

• Designed and taught a three-hour university-level writing seminar titled “Marginalized Perspectives: Intersectionality and Violence Against Black Women” for 20 first-year students.
• Developed full course curriculum, syllabus, grading rubric, and research assignments independently.
• Facilitated weekly discussions on sociological theory, intersectionality, and systemic inequality.
• Mentored students in research methodology and supported development of individual research projects.
• Provided detailed written feedback to strengthen analytical writing and critical argumentation skills.

• Conducted applied policy research on labor equity, care work, and restorative justice frameworks.

• Collaborated with the California Labor Commissioner's Office to develop restorative justice training modules and synthesize findings for stakeholder deliverables.

• Led a statewide analysis of misclassified in-custody deaths; managed a six-person team, and facilitated over 50

stakeholder interviews with advocates, state officials, and families.

• Designed and presented data visualizations using Python and Excel to communicate systemic patterns to non-

technical audiences.

• Delivered actionable policy recommendations to policymakers and advocacy organizations.