Kaitlyn Maloney is originally from St. Louis, Missouri. Since 2013, she has worked at Uganda Village Project in Iganga, Uganda where she manages program work and monitoring and evaluation efforts. Kaitlyn completed her undergraduate studies at Truman State University, majoring in public health. She went on to study at the James P. Grant School of Public Health in Bangladesh and received her master’s degree in public health, focusing on monitoring and evaluation, from George Washington University. After completing her studies, Kaitlyn coordinated fieldwork and data management for a large quantitative research project on a conditional cash transfer program in Zomba, Malawi with George Washington University and the World Bank.