
I am a second-year PhD student in Geography at UCLA and a student affiliate at the California Center for Population Research (CCPR). I am studying transnational migration and diasporas development, focusing on Ghanaian hometown associations and collective remittances across the United States - Ghana corridor.
Research skills: Geo-spatial analysis (ArcGIS & ENVI software), Quantitative analysis (SPSS & Python), Qualitative data analysis (Manual Coding technique & NVivo Software), LaTeX software, Report writing and presentation
AWARDS
First Year Student Fellowship Award, California Center for Population Research (CCPR) - $12,000 (Award Amount)
PUBLICATION
Siabi, K (2023) Assessing Remittances and their socio-economic influence on Child Welfare in the Central Tongu District, Ghana, University of Ghana Space (U.G. Space)