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Boston, Ma, Us

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

Interests: comparative politics, Africa, identity politics, language, nation-building

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Part of the global team for the Rooted in Trust humanitarian project, funded by USAID's Bureau of Humanitarian Affairs

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

- Support Dr. Catherine Kelly on research and virtual training of Countering Transnational Organized Crime (CTOC) and Women, Peace and Security issues in sub-Saharan Africa- Evaluate CTOC program materials to integrate gender considerations into curriculum- Conduct literature reviews and desk research on the role of women in criminal networks and CTOC regional trends across EAC countries-Co-author short piece on environmental security issues examining illegal logging across the continent- Draft weekly summary of CTOC incidents continent wide, attend panels and events, and draft executive summaries

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

- Short term consultant for Digital Frontiers Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning Director toimplement evidence gap map for 18 digital development intervention areas- Conduct desk research to identify digital development intervention evidence, including peerreviewed articles, white papers, policy reports, practice guidance and impact evaluations- Code resources using Airtable and contribute to analysis of existing evidence and gaps-Support Digital Frontiers global project that works with USAID’s Development, Democracy, and Innovation Bureau and USAID missions to identify and scale impact of sustainable digital development approaches

• Serving as a consultant, advise the Executive Director in decision-making and strategic planning of health service delivery programs in Ghana and Tanzania• Employ logic frames and theories of change to monitor program activities, indicators, and outcomes, and synthesize findings for use in reports and briefing materials • Build partnerships with field teams and local actors to collaboratively monitor existing programs and design new ones• Design research how-to guides and standard operating procedures to streamline data collection • Utilize technical tools (Dedoose, Excel, R, Tableau) to manage program impact and visualize data

Arusha, Tanzania

• Hosted by MS-Training Centre for Development Cooperation, conducted two months of research on Tanzania’s progress towards meeting UN Sustainable Development Goals for 2026, specifically gender equality, peace, justice, strong institutions, and economic growth• Presented 10-page preliminary research report written in Swahili before a panel of experts • Participated in 25 hours per week of advanced Swahili language training, funded by the U.S. Department of State, Educational and Cultural Affairs Bureau

Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania

• David L. Boren language and research fellowship awarded through the Department of Defense, NSEP• At KTO, served as researcher and evaluator for programs aimed at enhancing health and education opportunities for girls and young women• Monitored program activities, indicators, and outcomes and synthesized findings for use in reports and briefing materials for leadership and in proposal development• Created donor database to track funding opportunities from public and private donors• Edited, proofread, and wrote original documents in English and Swahili• Successfully completed 10-month training on the history, cultures, and Swahili language of East Africa

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor• Monitored and analyzed democracy, human rights, and security developments in Mexico and provided briefing materials, reports, and recommendations to Department leaders, Congress, media, and democracy and human rights NGOs• Coordinated with foreign government partners and NGOs to implement democracy and human rights training for foreign security forces • Successfully built public-private-partnerships with U.S. Embassies, foreign governments, implementing partners, and NGOs by regularly coordinating events and meetings • As team leader of three officers, utilized interpersonal communication and organizational skills to balance priorities, deadlines, and supervise employees’ activities• Edited, proofread, and wrote sections of the Department’s Annual Human Rights Report

Foreign Service Institute - Arlington, Va

Leadership and Management School• Managed USAID’s democracy and governance seminars, assisting participants with achieving learning goals using post-event surveys and questionnaires • Performed routine administration, logistical, and operational duties, such as maintaining schedules, ensuring deliverables were completed on time, and that the office ran smoothly and efficiently

Foreign Service Institute - Arlington, Va

• Assisted U.S. Embassies in Eastern and Southern Africa to coordinate public diplomacy and information technology training, aiding in increasing partner capacities in the region • Maintained schedules of senior level staff, performed routine administration tasks, and managed Department training database for registering trainees

Athens, Oh

• Managed outreach program to build volunteer network for underserved regions • Tracked program impact using Google analytics, wrote grant applications, and managed online database of volunteer organizations • Advocated through social media, public speaking at local community centers, and canvassing regions

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Intern for Congressmen Boccieri OH-16, Wooster, Ohio. Duties included public outreach, responding to constituent calls and emails, coding and tracking social issues using excel, and maintaining the congressman’s schedule. Built diplomacy and social management skills.

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