Camryn Cobb

Fellow

Dr. Camryn Cobb is a social scientist focused on collective well-being, with a passion for understanding how everyday people build support for policies that benefit entire communities. Her work centers on racial and economic justice, especially for those who have been historically

marginalized.

She has presented at over 10 conferences on research exploring social policy, public opinion, and civic engagement — always with an eye toward what it truly takes to create systems that are more equitable and just.

Camryn’s experience spans research, strategy, and advocacy. She’s worked across nonprofits in cross-functional roles that bridge data, narrative, and policy, and currently serves as the Racial Justice and Decoloniality Advisor at Oxfam America.

She earned her PhD in Consumer Economics from the University of Georgia, along with a Master’s in Applied Consumer Analytics and a Bachelor’s in Consumer Science.