-Develop and submit grant proposals to evaluate program implementation -Lead qualitative data collection and evaluation for clients-Develop and lead internal and external trainings -Lead Philliber's social media output-Assist with publications of evaluation findings

Supporting the graduate courses: "Advanced Conflict Resolution" Fall 2021, Spring 2022, Fall 2022, Spring 2023"Conflict, Social Networks, and Communications Technologies" - Fall 2021

Training and Workshops in topics including (but not limited to):-Consent and Safety-Trauma-Microaggressions-Conflict Resolution-Sexuality & Sexual Health

-Provided prospecting and proposal development for non-profit and for-profit companies. -Developed and implemented an apprenticeship program for historically marginalized communities to learn about grant writing.-Specializations: sexual education, sexual health, reproductive rights/health/justice, youth, health IT, National Institutes of Health SBIR, LGBTIQQ.

• Develop and lead a tailored safety program for all House of Yes staff • Develop robust evidence-based bystander intervention and crisis support training for "Consenticorns"• Manage "Consenticorns" at key events both on- and off-site • Lead miniature restorative justice meetings to support behavior change in individuals who have been removed from the premises for consent violations

Hennessey & Associates LLC (H&A) is a multidisciplinary network of professionals who support health and human services organizations develop in knowledge and effectiveness. Our team includes experts in strategy, development and evaluation.-Co-founding Partner.-Provide prospecting and proposal development for health and human services non-profit and for-profit companies.-Specializations: sexual education, sexual health, reproductive rights/health/justice, youth, health IT, National Institutes of Health SBIR, LGBTIQQ.

-Build a team of safety leads, oversee all safety leads-Develop comprehensive, site-specific de-escalation and harm reduction trainings.-Train volunteers in de-escalation and harm reduction techniques to support the safety of attendees at a 500-1000 person multi-day event.

Honeycomb Arts Collective is a Brooklyn-based collaboration between photographer Megan Ghiroli and writer/storytelling coach Emma Kaywin. Together, they create multimedia arts experiences that focus on diverse issues not often discussed in the mainstream. Their collaborations include portrait photography and audio stories, allowing individuals to share their lived experiences with a broad audience.“LIVING IS HARD, LOVING IS EASY” (2019)- Collaborated with photographer Megan Ghiroli on a multimedia storytelling and photography exhibit display for 6 New Yorkers in recovery from opioids- Displayed at “On the Front Lines of the Opioid Epidemic” conference at Montefiore and Einstein Hospitals, Bronx, NY September 2019“WE ARE PUBLIC HEALTH” (2019)- Collaborated with photographer Megan Ghiroli on a multimedia storytelling and photography exhibit display for Public Health Solutions’ clients - Displayed for Public Health Solutions at the 2019 Gala, Manhattan, NY“NO LAND, NO HANDS” (2015)- Collaborated with photographer Megan Ghiroli on a storytelling and photography book depicting the social impacts of development work in the Thilawa region of Myanmar - Supported by the International Senior Lawyers Project “COMING HOME” (2015, 2017)- Collaborated with photographer Megan Ghiroli on a multimedia storytelling and photography exhibit display for 14 formerly incarcerated New Yorkers;- Gallery show at The Highline Loft, New York, NY, May 2015- Entry in ArtPrize 7 at DeVos Convention Center, Grand Rapids, MI, September – October 2015 - Selection included in the National Academy of Medicine’s “Visualize Health Equity” show, Washington DC, November 2017

-Provide prospecting and proposal development for feminist non-profit and for-profit companies. -Specializations: sexual education, sexual health, reproductive rights/health/justice, youth, health IT, National Institutes of Health SBIR, LGBTIQQ.

Teaching AMST 1010 "American Identities" focusing on queer and trans/gender-nonconforming American history

-Collaborate with Ecstatic Dance NY production team to develop staff safety plans and ancillary materials, including signage and protocols.-Train guardians in bystander intervention best practices. -Field consent and safety violations and concerns, as they occur.-Lead mediations as needed. -Lead community meetings to gain community input.

-Create a chat curriculum for the GMHC HIV/STI Hotline to support clients wishing to text instead of call the Hotline-Create a trauma 101 and trauma-informed care curriculum for the GMHC HIV/STI Hotline and Buddy Program-Support the Director of the Hotline, Buddy, and Long-Term Survivor programs with other projects, as needed

-Run multiple art-based sexual health initiatives exploring condoms as facilitators to intimacy.-Develop, fundraise, and execute multiple large-scale arts-based health interventions at an annual community event in Nevada.-Lead workshops with diverse populations, using condom decoration as a conversation starter to discuss intimacy.

-Author page: http://www.bustle.com/authors/511-emma-kaywin-Pitched and produced original weekly pieces on the sexual health beat, focusing on issues of sexual health, stigma, communication, and consent.-Responded to reader questions through personal emails to provide targeted health information.-Participated as a regular guest on Honestly Though, Bustle's sexual health podcast.

-Secured over $3M in new grant funding and nearly $2M in rebid funding-Supervised 10 Supportive Peers trained to support HIV positive and high-risk patients across three clinics and two hospitals.-Developed training materials and led trainings for incoming Supportive Peers.-Worked directly with Mount Sinai leadership to develop and submit grant applications for government, foundation, and corporate opportunities. -Collaborated with the hospital communications department to develop and carry out internal and external communications strategies.-Acted as Consumer Advisory Board (CAB) Liaison for a three-clinic group; shared member requests with Executive leadership.-Ran disease self-management workshops for patients to improve capacity to manage HIV and other chronic illnesses.

-Developed structure for a Young Professionals Alliance in alignment with CRR mission and needs. -Created and carried out programming for start-up year.

-Oversaw a team of writers and researchers to secure over $5 million in SBIR NIH funding.-Developed, managed, and maintained relationships with partners and consultants. -Hired and managed a team of writers and researchers; provided mentorship and training in grant writing protocol and skillsets.-Developed budgets for multi-year grant proposals. -Stewarded successful proposals through the research and development phases.

-Provided daily support to a class of 10 preschool-aged children.-Was assigned to a 4-year old with developmental challenges.

-Offered weekly office hours to Gallatin BA and MA candidates to assist with writing assignments.

-Oversaw orientation of 15 incoming Gallatin freshmen.-In 2009, managed orientation leaders in addition to providing orientation to 15 incoming freshmen.

-Provided risk reduction crisis support; counseled callers about HIV, STIs, Hepatitis C, and overall sexual health.

-Provided weekly kitchen support, creating meals to be delivered to individuals with chronic conditions including HIV who are too sick to cook for themselves.

-Helped develop programming for queer and runaway youth. -Supported the LYRIC after school program, including managing space and assisting participants.