Andrea Morrow

Project Director for the Right at Home initiative

Why LEO?

"I was drawn to LEO because its work reflects principles of Catholic social teaching, particularly a commitment to human dignity and the common good. My background is in direct service and systems-building, working at the intersection of practice, partnership, and policy, where the urgency of families’ needs is constant and knowing what truly works matters. LEO’s commitment to rigorous research helps answer that question, turning evidence into insight and insight into action in the fight against poverty."

Bio

Andrea is the Project Director for the Right at Home initiative. In this role, she represents LEO within the national Right at Home partnership, supporting research coordination, replication efforts, and engagement with participating sites.

Andrea came to LEO from Results for America, where she assisted state and local governments across the country in centering evidence and data in program, funding, and policy decisions. She brings more than a decade of direct experience working in partnership with public, private, and nonprofit leaders to design and implement results-driven economic mobility programs that improved outcomes for families and communities in Ohio and Indiana.

Andrea is a Results-Based Accountability Certified Professional. She received her Master of Public Administration from Columbia Southern University, a Bachelor of General Studies with a focus in Social and Behavioral Sciences from Indiana University, and an Associate of Arts from The Ohio State University.