Jacqueline Perez

Jacqueline Perez is a Research Associate at Fors Marsh. Influenced by her early experiences as her family’s unofficial translator, her professional life has been defined by how we communicate some of our most pressing public health issues in a way that is accessible and speaks authentically to audiences. At Fors Marsh, Jacqueline conducts mixed-methods formative research to inform the development and dissemination of health communication campaigns that influence healthy behaviors. Her research has led to the transcreation of national campaigns on drug overdose prevention and mental health, with a particular focus on Spanish-speaking audiences.

At Fors Marsh, we take on issues that matter. We are a team of researchers, strategists, and creatives working together to drive lasting social change. We view problems through a lens of humanity, evidence, and possibility. Our work is to discover what is needed, uncover what is possible, and create solutions that shape a better tomorrow. We look at human behavior from all angles to design targeted solutions that influence decision-making and move people to action. We apply data-informed strategies and breakthrough creativity to promote health and well-being for all, shape resilient communities, and build effective and accountable institutions.