Ali Javeed is a fifth year doctoral student in Social Psychology at New York University. He studies how the expansiveness of people's scope of generational accountability influences social problem solving, social imagination and desirability, effectiveness and achievability of different means of social change. He uses a quantitative applied approach using psychometrically validated measures working directly with community organizations as a field researcher and analyst.

Ali Javeed is a fifth year doctoral student in Social Psychology at New York University. He studies how the expansiveness of people's scope of generational accountability influences social problem solving, social imagination and desirability, effectiveness and achievability of different means of social change. He uses a quantitative applied approach using psychometrically validated measures working directly with community organizations as a field researcher and analyst.

Ali Javeed is a fifth year doctoral student in Social Psychology at New York University. He studies how the expansiveness of people's scope of generational accountability influences social problem solving, social imagination and desirability, effectiveness and achievability of different means of social change. He uses a quantitative applied approach using psychometrically validated measures working directly with community organizations as a field researcher and analyst.