Jeremy Rosen is a Research Analyst and telecommuter based in Boston, Massachusetts. Jeremy is passionate about building programs and systems that work for all children and families. He is particularly interested in the design and implementation of early childhood support services and early education and care workforce policies. As a former direct service worker, Jeremy is committed to using the lived experience of families and providers to guide policy research and evaluation. At MEF Jeremy is working on projects related to early education and care, coordination of benefits programs, and evaluating youth interventions.
Prior to joining MEF, Jeremy was a project manager in early childhood advocacy where he worked closely with stakeholders throughout Massachusetts to build a comprehensive system of supports for young children and their families. Prior to his work in policy, Jeremy worked in both after-school programming and elementary education.
Jeremy graduated with a Master of Public Policy from the Heller School of Social Policy and Management at Brandeis University with a concentration in child, youth and family policy. Outside of work Jeremy enjoys playing music, reading, watching basketball, and spending time with friends and family.