Fundraising ■ Major Gifts Solicitations ■ Grant Writing ■ Donor Stewardship ■ Marketing & Communications ■ Community Relations ■ Event Planning ■ Website Management ■ Social Media ■ Public Relations ■ Capital Campaign Management ■ Supervision of Development Staff and Contractors

Completed July 2012Masters in Intercultural Service Leadership and ManagementConcentration: Social Justice & Policy Advocacy Coursework (completed May 2011) Included: Fundraising & Grant Writing ■ Training Design for Experiential Learning ■ Cross-Cultural Counseling ■ Mediation ■ Non-Profit & NGO Management ■ Social Identity ■ Organizational Behavior ■ Policy Advocacy ■ Health Rights Issues in Social Justice ■ NGO Leadership & Social Change ■ Inter-Cultural Communication

Provided resources and referrals to clients in financial crisis ■ Administered emergency programs for housing and home heating fuel

Fundraising ■ Grant Writing ■ Event Planning All to support programs that work to create individualized solutions to homelessness ■ Organized Morningside's first annual Hike for the Homeless

Coordinated, implemented, structured and supervised the BBBS School Based Program ■ Solicited and received referrals of children ■ Screened adult and high school volunteer mentors ■ Matched children with appropriate adult or high school volunteer mentors ■ Monitored matches—providing support and guidance ■ Assisted in public relations and volunteer recruitment ■ Conducted volunteer trainings ■ Assisted with fundraising events ■ Served as a liaison to four school districts.

Coordinated the operation of all aspects of the human trafficking victim assistance program for Zambia as a member of the Southern African Counter Trafficking Assistance Program ■ Conducted trafficking screening and assistance interviews with survivors of human trafficking ■ Provided direct case management services for trafficked adults, children, and stranded migrants, particularly youth and young women ■ Facilitated workshops to raise community awareness on human trafficking ■ Enhanced capacity of law enforcement and civil society to prevent and respond to trafficking cases by training police, immigration officers, service providers and other stakeholders to identify, protect and assist victims and prosecute traffickers ■ Provided training for the Zambian national hotline on human trafficking ■ Managed hotline data ■ Provided input to the Zambian Parliament in the drafting of anti-trafficking legislation ■ Completed monitoring and evaluation reports ■ Created localized informational materials ■ Represented IOM on the United Nations Communications Group and United Nations Basic Social Services outcomes group.

Lived in a rural village (Kanyembo, Luapula) to build capacity with local counterparts in sustainable HIV prevention, nutrition (particularly for people living with HIV and vulnerable children), and sustainable initiatives to care for and support vulnerable children ■ Taught sustainable conservation farming to improve nutrition ■ Planned and implemented workshops on prevention of HIV and other STIs, reproductive health, girls’ empowerment, life skills, etc. ■ Networked with government counterparts and partner NGOs to bring HIV testing to rural areas of Luapula Province ■ Facilitated sessions for provincial-level counterpart trainings ■ Presented health talks on HIV prevention, HIV testing, prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV, nutrition, prevention of malaria and water-borne illness ■ Monitored and evaluated programs in accordance with PEPFAR guidelines.

Training loveLife Y-Centre staff and volunteers about antiretroviral therapy to treat HIV infection — as one approach to inform the program’s social marketing to reduce stigma related to living with HIV