• Management of all aspects of the nation’s oldest prison oversight program, monitoring all 23 of Pennsylvania’s state prisons and 62 county jails; including strategic expansion. • Direct execution of prison monitoring tours and drafting of official memoranda and letters. • Recruitment, vetting, training, and management of 300+ volunteer prison monitors. • Primary contact for prison and Department of Corrections administrators, elected officials, board members, news media, sister organizations, funders, and members of the public.

• Direct supervision of all college-in-prison activities, logistics, and student records serving 130 women and men in two Maryland state prisons. • Leadership of all aspects of 80 in-prison volunteers including recruitment, vetting, orientation, in-service training, scheduling, and on-site management.• Academic advisor for 40 incarcerated students. • Leadership of COVID-19 pandemic financial aid, curriculum, and course delivery adaptation.

• Technical advisor to multiple universities, public entities, and private interests initiating or scaling up college-in-prison programs.• Prison monitor and DOC medical liaison for the Pennsylvania Prison Society.• Development of youth diversionary program in partnership with Philadelphia District Attorney.

• Co-lead of college-in-prison program serving 100 incarcerated women and men, providing leadership and vision including strategic planning. Oversaw doubling of student body• Responsibility for all fundraising efforts including prospecting, cultivation, communication, grant writing, and financial reporting. Raised $1.6M in grants, increased individual giving by over 50% • Directly managed all communications including social media, newsletters, website, and print• Developed and managed external relations with Government officials, Dept. of Corrections, University administration, visiting scholars, and non-profit partners. Managed Board of Advisors• Oversaw all aspects of on-campus programming including high attendance events and an expanded volunteer program that brought on-board 50+ new undergraduates supporters• Regularly supervised study halls, ran community meetings, and served as Dean of Students for incarcerated students on-site at two maximum security correctional institutions

• Domestic program lead for humanitarian aid organization including strategic planning, advocacy, financial oversight, and programmatic expansion • Management of intensive community relations and partnership development; primary spokesperson with executive leadership and Board of Directors, elected officials, the media and other external relations• Design and implementation of monitoring and evaluation systems for free medical clinic serving 1,000+ undocumented and uninsured residents• Responsibility for recruitment, on-boarding and management of 40+ staff and volunteers • Primary authorship of key documents including organization’s annual report, major donor reports research findings, program policy and procedure; registration with USAID PVO registry, InterAction SCP

• Launched organization's first USA based program, a free healthcare clinic for the undocumented and uninsured, including: site selection, contract negotiation, equipment and supply procurement, personnel recruitment, partnership development, policy formulation, oversight protocols, budgeting and licensure • In the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, recruited volunteer doctors and other medical professionals and led medical relief missions in Rockaways, New York• Designed and conducted needs assessments on disaster affected and displaced individuals and their healthcare needs; facilitated referrals to partners for unmet needs beyond the agency’s scope• Oversaw RFP selection and grant application processes including budget development• Developed and managed key relationships with national and local healthcare providers, medical institutions, humanitarian aid organizations, social service agencies, community based organizations and government authorities • Primary spokesperson with community stakeholders, news media and other external relations• Collaborated with Columbia University SIPA to complete the first comprehensive household survey on health status and access to care in post-Hurricane Sandy Rockaways

• Wrote official reports and letters to NYS Supreme and Drug Treatment Courts on behalf of Alternatives-to-Incarceration (ATI) clients• Tracked and maintained Court Dispositions and program files for 300+ ATI clients. Served as point of communication between legal and clinical departments• Advocated on behalf of program clients with the Queens District Attorney’s office and Judges of the Queens Supreme Court • Trained and mentored junior writers

• Edited and provided professional comments on quarterly, semester and annual program reports; assisted in writing final programmatic report HIV Prevention Intervention with Most At-Risk Populations• Revised and updated website content and brochure for HIV/AIDS Program • Conducted site visits to NGO partners in the provinces, participated in conferences and workshops • Assisted in organizing launch of Chevron’s HIV-TB Prevention and Treatment in At-Risk Groups Project 2009- 2011

• General program assistance and management on 5 Latin American country programs as well as humanitarian assistance, gender equity and partnership and advocacy programming for the region. • Drafted official documents and correspondence on behalf of programme specialists and division director; prepared Memorandums and Letters of Understanding with partner NGOs and UN agencies; maintained official UN project files; managed project budgets; liaised with external and internal partners• Planned and organized local and regional conferences including budget preparation and submission, hotel reservations, drafting official invitations in English and Spanish, assembling conference materials• Managed travel for 2 programme specialists as well as external partners including reservations, security clearance and official documentation- visas and passports

• Co-authorship of strategic plan for local micro-enterprise and community education organization• Liaising with indigenous woman’s groups in 5 rural villages on concerns of villages, progress with micro-enterprise • General advisory on program methods and direction; bi-directional translation (Spanish-English, English-Spanish) of official program documents; curriculum planning assistance for community education program on health, self-esteem, micro-enterprise and civil participation• General field work assistance transporting materials for micro-enterprise; clean stove building

• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention contracted research on uses and availability of IT products for advancing anti-HIV/AIDS programs in developing countries• Design of codification and analysis system for internet based HIV/AIDS programming tools

• Organized and co-taught teacher training workshops on HIV/AIDS and general sexual health for 50+ community leaders from 10 rural villages• Co-authorship of teacher’s instruction manual and design of teacher training workshop for 40+ graduates of regional teacher’s training college• Program assistance for 5 secondary school awareness clubs including scheduling presentations to lower schools, churches and community forums• Orchestrated community awareness activities including 2 football matches with attendance in excess of 5,000; charity basketball tournament with 15 secondary schools in participation