Danielle Goldberg Email & Phone Number

New York, New York, Us

Responsible for developing, launching, evaluating and scaling the strategic vision of UNICEF's approach to local government partnerships in the United States, including UNICEF's Child Friendly Cities Initiative. Forged multi-year partnerships with a cohort of local governments, to pilot the initiative, including Houston, Minneapolis, Decatur, GA, Boulder, CO, Alton, IL and Prince George's County, MD. Provides strategic input into the development of UNICEF USA's domestic strategy to drive measurable results for children in the U.S., particularly those furthest from opportunity. Former Vice Chair of UUSA's Diversity, Racial Belonging, Equity and Diversity Committee June 2020 - June 2021. Served as a direct report to CEO.

New York, New York, Us

Organizational lead in initiating, developing and executing UNICEF's Child Friendly Cities Initiative in the United States. Oversee the UNICEF USA's grassroots legislative advocacy & engagement strategy throughout the United States, galvanizing supporters around the country to support the survival, protection and development of children at home and around the world, and to urge their elected officials to put children first in all funding and policy decisions.

New York, New York, Us

Oversee UNICEF USA's grassroots advocacy, volunteer and end trafficking portfolios, managing a team of seven.

Us

Fortunate to have had 24 weeks of partially paid family leave with my employer to recover from the gift of giving birth a second time, to care for my incredible new baby and to dedicate more quality time to my now family of 4. Everyone in the U.S. deserves this paid time off for the important role of caretaking.

• Facilitate ADL diversity programs in New York schools on a per-diem basis, including teacher professional development training and peer training programs.

Us

Fortunate to have had 16 weeks of partially paid family leave to recover from the gift of giving birth and to care for my first child -- a right everyone should have.

New York, Ny, Us

• Conducted research and prepared actionable recommendations regarding leadership models that support the UN's mandate for 50/50 gender parity, gender equality and women's empowerment for UN Women's Focal Point for Women in the United Nations and the International Trade Centre.

Washington Dc, District Of Columbia, Us

• Lead author and managing director of the CSO Survey for the Global Study on the Implementation of UNSCR 1325 -- developed jointly by the GNWP, the International Civil Society Action Network (ICAN), Cordaid and the NGO Working Group on Women, Peace and Security (NGO WG on WPS), with inputs from UN Women and other members of the UN Inter-agency Standing Committee on Women, Peace and Security.• Managing editor of the GNWP publication: "Women Count: Security Council Resolution 1325, Civil Society Monitoring Report 2014" -- highlighting on-the-ground research on women, peace and security from civil society organizations in 20 countries.• Facilitator for the international security sector meeting on implementation of the women, peace and security agenda in military operations.

New York, Ny, Us

Advised team of graduate students on final-semester consulting project for Myanmar-based client, NGO Gender Group. Oversaw student research and deliverables to provide legal and technical assistance to NGO GG for the development of a Shadow Report on Gender Based Violence in Myanmar to the Convention on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW). Capstone won Columbia’s 2015 Dr. Gitelson Award for Human Values in International Affairs.

New York, Ny, Us

• Transferred conflict resolution curriculum to universities and to ex-combatants in Aceh, Indonesia, with support from U.S. Bureau of Counterterrorism (October 2014).• Facilitated “Regional Seminar on Women in Conflict and Crisis” in Amman, Jordan for the Arab Regional Network on Women, with support from UNDP, EU and Arab League of States (April 2014).• Facilitated an Interfaith-Dialogue: Religious Roots of Social Harmony with religious leaders in Myanmar and Religions for Peace Myanmar (January 2014).• Organized “National Women’s Dialogue: Peace, Security and Development in Myanmar” with local women’s organizations, Women’s Refugee Commission and 2011 Nobel Laureate Leymah Gbowee (November 2013).• Conducted Training of Trainers course with professors from Macedonia, Albania and Kosovo to transfer a Social Harmony and Conflict Resolution curriculum and promote cross-border cooperation (March 2013).• Organized a “Dialogue on Power Sharing in Syria” in Paris with Syrian opposition leaders, to discuss transitional governance issues (February 2013).• Drafted Curriculum on Social Harmony and Conflict Resolution for Sri Lankan Ministry of Higher Education, with support from US Embassy/Colombo. Led Train the Trainers Programs for approximately 100 Sri Lankan educators to offer curriculum as a workshop for the national freshmen orientation program and as a semester-long course.• Coordinated launch of Sri Lankan Women’s Agenda for Peace, Security and Development with Association of War Affected Women and Nobel Laureate Leymah Gbowee (August 2012).• Managed State Department funded capacity-building project with civil society leaders from Darfur, Sudan. Facilitated a seminar on web development and communications strategy with Darfuri Leaders in Istanbul.• Co-facilitated collaborative dialogue between civil society groups from Armenia and Turkey in Istanbul, December 2010 and Yerevan, December 2011, funded by the Swedish Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Washington, Dc, Us

• USIP training consultant for the State Department’s Africa Contingency Operation Training and Assistance Program (ACOTA), which offers training workshops for African military officers who will be commanding units deploying as peacekeepers as part of the United Nations African Union Hybrid Mission in Darfur (UNAMID) and other missions.• Reviewed and developed high school and middle school lessons for teacher’s tool kit on international conflict management. (http://www.buildingpeace.org/train-resources/peacebuilding-experiences/day-life-peacebuilder/danielle-b-goldberg). • Developed interactive workshops and educational materials for visitors to USIP’s new Global Peace Center.

Washington, District Of Columbia, Us

• Member of the Atlas Corps Executive Board November 2011 - May 2017.• Articulated grant proposals for projects in health, education and socio-economic development in alliance with Colombian NGOS.• Conducted meetings with executing NGOs to identify and evaluate high-impact projects.• Assisted Programs and Grants Manager with monitoring & evaluation, and progress reports to donors.• Met with private, public and social sector allies and international donors in order to facilitate strategic alliances.• Provided training and consultation to over 80 Colombian non-profit leaders in Fundraising Strategy Development and Grant Writing Skills.

• Facilitate dialogue among Diaspora from throughout Sudan in the creation of a coalition of advocates for peace, justice, and democracy in Sudan.• Facilitate the revision and re-launch of the organization's mission, objective, and strategic development.• Coordinated logistics and international partnerships in preparation for a fact-finding trip to Israel to assess the conditions of Sudanese refugees in Israel.• Conceived and contributed to a report on Sudanese refugees in Israel and Egypt.

New York, Ny, Us

• Marketed, implemented, and evaluated customized anti-bias education programs to educational institutions and government agencies in DC, VA, MD and NC. • Advised foreign professional counterparts on combating prejudice through the State Department’s International Visitor Leadership Program.• Served as guest speaker at conferences, education seminars, and on the radio.• Recruited, trained, supervised and evaluated a cadre of 25 per-diem training specialists.. • Oversaw a regional education budget of over $80,000 in fee-for-service programs and secure additional foundation and corporate grants to realize programmatic goals.

New York, Ny, Us

• Developed and facilitated civic education training and coordinated more than 65 congressional and embassy meetings for visiting international scholars.• Backstopped finances and logistics for fact-finding missions and study tour programs in Jordan, Egypt, South Africa and Panama, and throughout Eastern Europe.• Coordinated a successful year-long legislative campaign to renew $4.3 million in funding from the U.S. Department of Education.

Fairfax, Virginia , Us

• Oversaw scholarly field research on U.S. pre-service education, co-facilitated technology lessons, managed on-line resources, expenses, and project report for Azeri teacher trainer study tour funded by the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs (ECA) in partnership with the International Research and Exchanges Board (IREX).

• Developed and implemented a business strategy to increase profits for a Mayan women’s cooperative to market products both locally and through the creation of an on-line store. • Secured financial resources for the development of a Mayan educational center.

Ma, International Peace And Conflict Resolution

Ba, International Studies