Jacqueline Shrader Email & Phone Number

Offices In Abidjan | Abuja | Accra | Cotonou | Lagos

Offices In Nairobi | Kampala | Addis Ababa | Dar Es Salaam

Honduras

Co-led country knowledge management systems development and regional learning opportunitiesEnsure program quality and grant compliance to USG-funded programs (USAID, USDA, BHA) Co-wrote monthly, semi-annual and annual reports for all BHA and USDA-funded programs on livelihoods, resilience, and emergency response in Central America in Spanish and English Start-up Project Manager for $8 million privately & UNICEF co-funded youth workforce development in Honduras and El Salvador, developing MEAL, start-up documentation, and recruitment

El Salvador

Proposal coordinator and lead writer for USAID “Crime and Violence Prevention” concept noteDeveloped strategic fundraising and advocacy plan for Latin American peacebuilding platform Led international and national recruitment process for successful $24 million education proposal Lead technical writer for COVID response technical narrative for private donor for programming in Cuba

Honduras And Haiti

Supported in various USAID/BHA solicitations, contributing towards various annexes, issues response and technical narratives for projects on youth violence prevention, emergency response and food security

Tamale, Northern, Ghana

Year-long intensive fellowship dedicated to Business Development, Program Management, Systems and Operations, Project Design and Partnerships within Catholic Relief Services. Acted as Project Manager for “Gender Equitable Masculinities,” including project design, initial assessment, budgeting, MEAL, context adaptation, partner buy-in, and implementation support Acted as Project Manager for “LEAD,” a local partner capacity building program, including developing budget, managing consultant, and project startup Supported “Sahel Peace Initiative” in Ghana, including technical support with youth violence prevention; co-facilitating workshops on MEAL, project design, and partner capacity-building; and project implementation across 5 regions in Northern Ghana Monitored Emergency Flood Response in Upper East region, creating data collection and evaluation tools Coordinated 4 proposals for EU, USAID and CRS internal funding, including multi-country bidLead author for Ghana annual report, Emergency Flood Response final report, and 11 promotional resources, including CP Strategy, sector capacity statements, and program materials

Notre Dame, Indiana, United States

(Continuation of work as Graduate Research Assistant)Led the policy and programming qualitative data analysis of USAID Partnerships for Enhanced Engagement in Research (PEER) grants for international scientists in Development, Security and Environment sectors Lead author for qualitative research findings in writing final report for USAID

Notre Dame, Indiana, United States

Conducted 10 interviews over Zoom, transcribed 15 interviews, and coded 63 interviews using Atlas.ti software

Notre Dame, Indiana, United States

Full-time graduate student in the Keough School of Global Affairs.

San Salvador, El Salvador

Assisted in evaluating a $39.8 million dollar, 6-year USAID-funded Crime and Violence Prevention Project with Knowledge Management and M&E team. Analysis included facilitating focus groups consisting of community members, police, civil society members, ex-gang members, and government officials Supported restorative justice-based rehabilitation programming for retired and escaped gang members Led writing process for internal and USAID and final reports, including analyzing impact of 30+ programs that focused on community violence prevention, social cohesion, and rehabilitation/reintegration programming

Seattle, Wa, Usa

Directed leadership development program for visiting residential care university students from 9 countries Supervised 7 homestays, 12 mentors and 2 interns, supporting them in their roles Strengthened and expanded community partnership organizations for the program in Seattle area Co-wrote and won grants that covered entirety of programming and staffing costs ($165,000) Facilitated approximately 25 leadership workshops and 4 personal formation retreats annually Supported children’s transition from residential care home to family in deinstitutionalization process

Xela, Guatemala

Analyzed challenges and accomplishments of “Nuevos Horizontes,” a grassroots organization focusing on supporting indigenous female survivors of gender-based violence through accompaniment and advocacy Conducted 20+ in-country interviews including mixed-method research with Seattle University Anthropologist, including the country’s only women’s shelter, local and government officials, and staff

Andahuaylillas, Peru

Organized community hot lunch program for 180 children facing extreme poverty Supervised team of 8 employees in childcare, kitchen roles and retreat planning Collaborated with social workers in health assessments and children’s rights trainings for families Planned cultural appreciation days to strengthen familial ties and sense of community

Andahuaylillas, Peru

Taught 5 sophomore, junior and senior high school level classes as core Theology instructor Developed 2 new Theology and Religious Studies class curriculums for sophomores and juniors, with 45 different lesson plans for each grade level

Chimaltenango, Guatemala

Conducted comprehensive impact analysis of “Generando,” a grassroots NGO supporting women and child survivors of domestic violence. Interviewed 50+ interlocutors, including the Attorney General’s office, feminicide court judges, local officials, Generando staff and beneficiaries

Greater Seattle Area

Seattle, Wa, Usa

Summer-long vocational and leadership development fellowship. Interim Volunteer Coordinator at El Centro de la Raza, a non-profit dedicated to community organizing and providing holistic support to the Latine community in the greater Seattle areaRecruited 200+ volunteers for the annual Gala eventStarted and implemented the Corporate Volunteer ProgramCo-led 450+ volunteer event as part of New Student Orientation Week at Seattle University

Master'S Of Global Affairs, International Peace Studies, 3.75 (Cum Laude)

Activities and Societies: Kroc Institute Fellow (full scholarship); Kellogg Institute Romero Days Conference Presentation (Spring 2020).

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Theology And Religious Studies

Activities and Societies: Youth Initiative Strengthening Family Programs Student Coordinator; Appalachia Spring Break Service Immersion.

Spanish Language And Literature

Study abroad Spanish immersion in Buenos Aires, Argentina