Michael Mccabe Email & Phone Number

Washington, DC, US

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

- Provide strategic leadership and vision to over 580 staff in 21 countries across the Americas and Pacific in connecting communities and thousands of Peace Corps Volunteers to advance education, economic development, civic engagement, health, climate, and other priorities. - Support stewardship, analysis and oversight of $54 million budget to carry out.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

- Led design and implementation of USAID Agency Youth in Development Policy. - Co-designed and facilitated five-day youth development in USAID programming training and delivered it to over 700 staff from 30 countries. - Provided strategic guidance and coordination across Agency Missions and Operating Units for improving youth program development and youth.

Washington DC

- Led Creative's capacity development and peformance development/learning area for overseas staff and partners. - Helped develop and deploy CreativeU blended-learning LMS platform to link development professionals and youth to e-learning in Latin America, Africa and Middle East. Supported creation or curation of over 300 e-courses and key resources..

- Oversaw the USAID-funded Community and Youth At-risk Program known as Alcance Positivo. - Managed $8.2 million dollar, 3-year budget. Supervised team of 21 professionals in providing support to national government ministries, NGO networks, Municipal Violence Prevention Councils and community/youth groups in developing interventions to reduce youth.

- Provided regional oversight to programs and training, as well as strategic planning for 22 field offices serving 28 countries in Latin America, the Caribbean, and the Pacific Islands. - Determined resource allocation of $55 million annual budget as member of senior staff. - Designed and facilitated regional technical workshops, conferences, staff.

- Managed and directed Peace Corps' program and training supervising 29 staff and 140 volunteers working in nine social development projects. - Strengthened Peace Corps' program to actively address host country development needs through revision of six project plans, design of new Youth-at-Risk project, promotion Haiti/DR cross-border initiative, and.

- Supervised program staff of five professionals and five AmeriCorps members, as well as oversaw coordination of YSA's programs for national alliance of 200+ youth service agencies. Programs included: National/Global Youth Service Day, SERVEnet.org, Youth Civic Action Network, President's Student Service Awards, National Youth Service Affiliates Program.

- Served as Country/Field Representative for four countries (Venezuela, Panama, Nicaragua, and Mexico)- Analyzed, selected and monitored over 50 innovative community development projects yearly throughout Central America, and previously in Venezuela. Annual portfolio of $1.3 million. Coordinated an in-country staff of 8 professionals in each country..

-Drafted UNICEF policy paper on strategies for field offices, governments and non-governmental agencies to reduce and eliminate forms of child prostitution and sexual exploitation of children.

- Drafted plan for incorporating into new guidelines a more developmental approach to employment preparation for hard-to-serve youth. Served as liaison between Division of Youth Employment and Youth Employment Consortium of 30 community-based training programs.

- Evaluated and made recommendations on vocational training program for organization working with over 1,200 at-risk youth. Presented workshops on vocational preparation and program planning.

- Developed project proposal for $3 million USAID project on at-risk youth and street children. - Carried out extensive document and field research in Fortaleza, Recife, Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro.- Reviewed program documents and sub-contracts on AIDS prevention (AIDSCAP) and drug awareness projects; monitored U.S. cooperating agencies and Brazilian.

- Assisted Country Representative in all aspects of planning and executing the country program and operations plan. Supervised staff of 12. Represented UNICEF at international conferences. - Organized and implemented statistical, monitoring and evaluation system for UNICEF program. - Coordinated study on the Impact of Economic Policies on Social Welfare..

- Supervised home and coordinated vocational education for 100 orphaned and abandoned teenagers. - Coordinated food production, preparation and distribution for 900 children between ages 1-15. Coordinated staff of 20 workers in four separate houses. Taught ESL and acted as informal counselor.

- Received training as one of fourteen CIPRA Fellows nationwide to assist in implementing Immigration Reform Legalization Campaign. - Provided legal counseling and application preparation for over 300 clients

Mpa, International Development Studies

Bs - School Of Foreign Service, International Law And Relations

Latin American Studies

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