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Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Denver, Colorado, United States

Denver, Colorado, United States

Durban, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

• Supported planning, logistics, partner coordination, translation (French-English), and reporting for a three-day training event launching the ECCAS Women Mediator’s Network
• Drafted documents analyzing 30 years of ACCORD’s Women, Peace and Security efforts and partnerships
• Provided support to ACCORD programmes teams with research, reporting, and French translation

• Collaborated on a variety of policy and research priorities with the GJIH Team members
• Provided analytical, research, and administrative support to further the GJIH’s gender justice policy goals through the Big Ideas Coalition for Women and Girls, a network of gender advocates in D.C.
• Researched government ministries for women’s rights and gender equality around the world, creating country profiles and a database to support a research project on the viability of a U.S. gender agency

Charleston, South Carolina Metropolitan Area

• AmeriCorps VISTA year of service with the Charleston Area Service Collaborative, site placement at the Children's Museum of the Lowcountry.
• Managed SC team's progress for a national School Readiness Project based out of Boston
• Formalized partnerships with libraries and early childhood service providers through collaborative systems and programming for local families
• Gathered data through research and interviews to ascertain community needs and desires in terms of access to early childhood educational resources

AmeriCorps VISTA (Volunteers in Service to America) members commit to serve 12 months with organizations that help eradicate poverty, building capacity to advance local solutions and sustainably empower communities.

Greater Philadelphia Area

• AmeriCorps VISTA year of service with the PHENND non-profit network, site placement at WePAC.
• Developed and codified replicable school library reopening procedures
• Coordinated the reopening of three new public school libraries throughout the year
• Built community partnerships and managed new volunteers through service events

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Provided quantitative research support for projects on election data and incumbency bias
• Conducted literature reviews of online and printed academic work for various thematic areas
• Edited and contributed writing to the introduction of a book on religion, gender, and the state in French speaking Africa
• Translated between French and English for scholarly publications and academic peer communication

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Team member since 2015, Team Lead and student supervisor since 2017.
• Helped plan and facilitate community-building events such as weekly Chaplains Teas, celebrations for Diwali or Rosh Hashanah, and monthly Hospitality Sundays
• Individually managed large organizational and creative projects
• Provided general support to the department as a front desk office assistant
• Interviewed, trained, and managed new team members, delegating tasks during events and giving on-boarding lessons on team expectations

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Provided logistical and organizational programmatic support
• Conducted quantitative and qualitative monitoring and evaluation
• Researched and briefed staff on relevant judicial systems, gender-based violence statistics, and political events
• Gained regional experience in the Balkans, the Middle East, and Latin America
• Supported the team generally in the form of copy editing, building presentations, transcribing videos, and translating documents

Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania

• Conducted a six-week independent research project
• Canvased Dar es Salaam for organizations working with refugees in some capacity
• Interviewed 17 non-governmental organizations and government officials involved in facilitating aid to the country’s refugee camps
• Wrote a report outlining the current structure and purpose of the Tanzanian refugee camps as well as the history of their development in conjunction with aid organizations

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Worked as a direct line of communication between the student government (GUSA) and the various campus religious groups’ faculty and students
• Led bi-weekly team meetings and then reported back to the GUSA Cabinet
• Partnered with Campus Ministry to promote interfaith discussion and cooperation on campus

Master Of Arts - Ma, International Human Rights

Law And Development

Semester exchange program based at Howard College campus in Durban, South Africa.

Bachelor Of Science In Foreign Service, International Politics: International Law, Institutions, And Ethics

French Minor, African Studies Certificate

International Relations And Affairs

Direct matriculation into the Institut d'études politiques program for the January-June semester.