Braden Fuller worked as an Africa Senior Researcher with ACLED. He is an expert in Ethiopian political violence with an emphasis on youth movements, ethno-federalism, and anti-government insurgencies. As a researcher on political violence in Ethiopia, he has completed several policy-shaping studies for governments and international organizations. Prior to his work with at ACLED Braden worked as a professional in data collection and analysis for humanitarian efforts in Ethiopia, Egypt, South Sudan, Yemen, and Jordan.
Braden holds a bachelor’s degree in Middle East Studies and Arabic language.
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