Specializes in education in emergencies

Specializes in agriculture and rural development

Specializes in Human Rights, Good Governance, Climate Change, and Diplomacy

Specializes in child rights and protection

Specializes in maintaining peace and security and protecting civilians in conflict

Specializes in trauma and resilience

Dr David S. Bassiouni, Chairman and CEO of the New York-based Global Development Firm, The Bassiouni Group, since 2010, was formerly a Senior UN Official and South Sudan’s Regional Minister of Agriculture and Natural Resources. He served in the United Nations System for over 26 years, primarily working with UNICEF, DHA, OCHA and UNDGO.

Dr. Daniel Beers is an Associate Professor of Justice Studies at James Madison University. His research and teaching focus on migration and refugee protection, poverty alleviation, and humanitarian action, with a special emphasis on aid localization and community-led development.

Specializes in results based monitoring and evaluation. Also, food and nutrition, security, and social protection.

Ms Bellamy was previously a member of the New York State Senate, President of the New York City Council, Director of the United States Peace Corps, Executive Director of the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEE). and Chair of the Board of Directors of the Global Partnership for Education.

Specializes in child rights and protection, especially in refugee contexts

His areas of expertise include humanitarian policy, humanitarian diplomacy and
negotiations, aid coordination, protection of civilians, conflict analysis, Afghanistan,
Somalia, and South Sudan.

Specializes in strategic development and global philanthropy

Specializes in family tracing and reunification, psycho-social reintegration of boys and girls formerly associated with armed forces and groups.

Specializes in the design and implementation of emergency management and humanitarian educational programs.

Specializes in journalism in humanitarian contexts

Bruce Grant is an international child protection adviser and consultant with over 30 years of experience in systems strengthening, policy development and analysis, and strategic leadership across humanitarian and development contexts.

Specializes in human rights & coaching

Specializes in child protection, forced migration, mental health & psychosocial support.

Specializes in practical ethics featuring an evidence-based ethical reasoning strategy

Specializes in restorative justice and trauma healing and resilience

Robert Jenkins, Chief, Education and Associate
Director, Programme Division, UNICEF
Headquarters. He brings over 20 years of experience in
international development and humanitarian
programming in Africa, Asia and the Middle
East.

Victor has over 35 years of professional experience in over 40 countries in both the Global North and Global South, with special focus on Child Rights and Child Development, Results-based Management, Social Policy, Adolescent Participation and Development.

Specializes in advocacy for persons living with mental conditions and syndromes with a focus on human rights and humanitarian action.

Ms. Adele has been working with UNICEF since 1990. With close to 30 years of service in UNICEF, Adele brings strong and dynamic leadership skills and strategic management experience combined with a deep understanding of UNICEF’s work in both emergency and development contexts. Her foundation expertise is in child protection.

Specializes in child protection in emergencies

Iain Levine has more than 40 years experience in human rights and humanitarian work across the UN, NGOs and the private sector. He most recently spent five years on the human rights team at Meta, grappling with both the opportunities and risks created by social media platforms – including for humanitarian action.

Specializes in civil society, governance, and human rights

An internationally recognized expert in Global Health and Child Protection, Care and Development. With over 30 years of experience spanning the UN, Government, philanthropy, and the private sector.

Peter has a background in Innovation and Social Entrepreneurship.

Specializes in trauma and resilience

Roger holds a master’s degree on Medical Demography from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine and a Bachelor of Science in Nutrition from the University of London.

Jean-Luc Poncelet, a physician and specialist in public health and disaster management, has 35 years of experience in building national and local capacities in disaster management. He has led multiple international humanitarian public health interventions, notably in Latin America and the Caribbean.

Specializes in program design, monitoring and learning systems

Specializes in reunification of unaccompanied children, gender based violence, creation of safe spaces.

Specializes in forestry and conservation

HDPi Executive Director, specializes in child protection and care and protection of unaccompanied children.

Carlo Scaramella is an international expert specializing in hunger and food security, climate change, peacebuilding, and humanitarian and development issues.

Public Health Consultant

Specializes in transitional justice and child rights and protection

Specializes in global political and humanitarian journalism

38 years of senior level experience in the management of humanitarian and development work – policy and practice.

Fred Spielberg has over 30 years of experience in disaster and conflict settings, working with UN agencies, NGOs and philanthropic foundations

Cornelius Williams is a highly respected expert with over 35 years of experience in global child protection programming and child rights advocacy.

Timothy P. Williams, MSW, MSc, PhD
Specializes in child rights, protection, and education

Specializes in technical support for programming and policy to strengthen family care for children, preventing separation promoting family reunification.

Specializing in addressing trauma to interrupt cycles of violence, and eco angst.