Stanton Geyer

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About Stanton Geyer

Multilingual researcher and program strategist with 7+ years' experience working at the intersection of humanitarian education, participatory urbanism, and social equity. I bring a deep regional focus on Brazil and the Global South, with field and digital work spanning Europe, the Middle East, and Latin America. I’ve led cross-border research and partnerships for refugee education, co-authored publications on forced displacement, and managed multi-stakeholder initiatives linking built environment, GIS, and inclusive planning. At ELNOR, I led data-driven fundraising and program design to support displaced learners in camps and informal settings. Key interests: post-conflict reconstruction, land and housing policy, informal real estate, community-driven design, traditional material reuse, and conflict tracking. My work is grounded in participatory ethics, intercultural literacy, and sustainable systems. Currently open to opportunities in urban research, conflict and displacement data, GIS-driven humanitarian projects, and roles at the nexus of infrastructure, equity, and global development. Let’s connect if you're working on something bold, inclusive, or beautifully complex.