Liam is a fifth-year doctoral candidate studying biological anthropology with a background in forensic anthropology and geospatial analysis. Their research examines the social, environmental, and structural conditions that influence who become, and remain, unidentified—bringing critical attention to an underserved population and the barriers that they face. In collaboration with the Clark County Office of the Coroner/Medical Examiner investigates the intersections between unidentified and missing persons, public health, structural violence, and community engagement with his dissertation project titled “Named and Unnamed: A Social Autopsy of Nevada’s Unidentified.” Liam is a co-organizer of Missing in Nevada Day, an event that brings together stakeholders involved with missing and unidentified persons, supports those searching for loved ones, and encourages community members to file missing person reports.