Molly Middlehurst (She/Her) Email & Phone Number

• Leads and oversees GWD team members in the planning, design, implementation and evaluation of NDI’s gender and inclusion programs in collaboration with local partners, in-house experts and external experts and advisors.
• Manages USG-funded multi-country gender and inclusion programs of +1 million focused on women's leadership in LGBTQI+ movements, risk assessments and safety planning for women in politics in all their diversity. Works.
• Leads and supervises staff in documenting program progress and achievements, ensuring quality control of written quarterly and semi-annual reports; provides final edits on generated documents.
• Provides support and guidance to NDI regional teams on NDI and donor policies and procedures as applies to gender and inclusion.
• Serves as senior-level NDI representative at local and international conferences and meetings and assists with NDI’s public outreach.
• Develops and maintains collaborative external relationships with applied policy researchers, international democratic development organizations, civic organizations in the U.S. and globally in the field of gender and.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Serving as the GWD in-house resource on gender-focused M&E; contributing to new thinking and practices on gender-focused M&E for democratic processes and governance institutions.
• Working with NDI regional teams to design robust gender-focused M&E mechanisms within their programming; training and offering advice and guidance for NDI staff on gender-focused M&E.
• Developing program concepts and leading strategic discussions; managing proposal process and timeline for proposal submissions; developing program objectives, results and indicators, as well as program strategy.
• Managing overall strategy and vision for designated GWD-led programs and initiatives; providing advice to Director on status and progress; handling all aspects of program management; anticipating and planning for.
• Overseeing programmatic progress and measures program performance, timing and results and conducting assessments.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Coordinated UNHCR funded research on the role of faith leaders and local faith communities in supporting refugees in 6 case study countries: Bangladesh, Germany, Honduras, Lebanon, Mexico and Uganda. Primary point of.
• Created qualitative data gathering tools, data dictionary and guidance based on country specific context.
• Coding and analysis of +90 interview and Focus Group Discussion transcripts using Nvivo qualitative data analysis software.
• Authored 10-page report on initial findings based on project data and coding. Built out country case studies to feed into NGO consultation of the UNHCR Global Compact on Refugees.
• Review of academic and gray literature on Local Faith Community engagement and support of refugees.

County Dublin, Ireland/Washington, DC

• Reported to Executive Director to review and provide substantial feedback on strategic planning, program design and grant management. Designed Aidlink's operational financial strategy for 2018-2020 for their work.
• Primary staff responsible for identifying and cultivating funding opportunities through research on UN, government and foundation funder landscape. Crafted grant proposals to support Disaster Risk Reduction, anti-GBV.
• Liaised with Kenyan and Ugandan NGO implementing partner staff to track program progress, funding needs and future grant design.
• Drafted and edited narrative and financial reports to ensure compliance with funder deliverables and deadlines.

County Dublin, Ireland

• Analyzed, organized and data scrubbing of 3 years of qualitative and quantitative data on gender and higher education in Tanzania.
• Conducted statistical analysis using STATA of over 2,000 Tanzanian student survey responses to identify emerging trends in gender perception and areas for further research and project development.
• Created knowledge/content management system to organize all project data, and data gathering tools and methods.

Dublin, Ireland/Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania

• Worked collaboratively to develop a Results Based Framework (RBF) for Oxfam Ireland's Irish Aid funded program in Tanzania in accordance with Oxfam standards and international best practice
• Supported in-country staff to build capacity for framework implementation and strengthen a culture of learning by striving for innovative and best practice models
• Analyzed recent national policy on livelihoods in Tanzania and Rwanda to inform evaluation of Oxfam RBFs for future project design and implementation
• Designed second phase of a research project on Irish Aid-funded RBFs and created interview guide and analytical tools for qualitative data analysis
• Interviewed 13 NGO development practitioners in Ireland and Sub-Saharan Africa to gather experience and perspectives on the effectiveness of RBFs in increasing accountability and impacts for beneficiaries
• Presented RBF report and research internationally to Oxfam offices in three countries (Tanzania, UK and Ireland) and at policy and research conferences

Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania

• Gathered and analyzed qualitative and quantitative data through a mixed-methods and inductive methodological approach as part of a five-year project examining gender roles, perceptions and expectations at a teacher's.
• Designed survey questions building on baseline research, distributed survey to 400 students and used STATA to analyze quantitative data from student responses
• Conducted interviews and focus groups with students, staff and faculty to gain qualitative data on gender, perception and experience of student challenges to educational success, retention and completion and.
• Used inductive research methods and analysis to identify gender norms and narratives that may affect the perception of female students and their ability to persist in their studies.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Managed and coordinated workforce and economic development programs: green job training, small business incubation, systems change for streamlined access to public benefits, and veteran prior learning assessment..
• Created communication strategies and wrote white papers, articles, blogs, and press releases according to specifications from high-profile funders and government agencies.
• Managed and organized multiple websites and social media campaigns: writing and content creation, management, and CMS editing.
• Event planning and management: nationwide workforce-specific conferences of up to 700 attendees. Comprehensive pre-meeting and on site coordination of VIPs including corporate CEOs, funders, and others.

Greater New York City Area

• Analyzed and researched law and policy to make recommendations on criminal prosecution.
• Managed multiple official corruption and organized crime cases simultaneously: kept meticulous records, organized sensitive materials, wrote and edited court documents, and created visual exhibits and charts.
• Provided logistical support: long-term Grand Jury investigations, trials, sentencing, and plea bargains.
• Organized and closely analyzed financial documents: budgets, tax forms, audits, seized materials, and subpoena compliance.

Master Of Science (M.Sc.), Development Practice, Pass With Distinction

Activities and Societies: Trinity International Development Initiative (TIDI)Completed a Global Masters in Development Practice - an.

Bachelor Of Arts, Individualized Studies, Studies In Developing Nations, Magna Cum Laude

Created individualized academic concentration in History and Literature of Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean. Key modules include.