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Donna Harati and Women in Black Serbia
School of Foreign Service at Georgetown University
Donna Harati is currently pursuing a degree in Cultural and Politics with a focus on social justice from Georgetown University’s School of Foreign Service. She is also completing a certificate program in Women’s and Gender Studies to compliment her major by exploring social justice issues from a gendered approach.
Donna spent the past two summers working in Zambia with Project Concern International. Her first summer, she worked closely with the WORTH women’s empowerment program where she was constantly inspired by the amazing strength of the women she interacted with. A strong believer in alternative forms of conflict resolution, Donna returned the next summer to implement a peer mediation program for at risk youth in Zambian schools and for the women she worked with the previous summer through a 100 Projects for Peace grant.
Donna has also taught English in Mauritius through Learning Enterprises and worked with incarcerated adults and court adjudicated youth through Georgetown’s Center for Social Justice. Donna believes that empowerment is the key to social transformation, and she is excited to have the opportunity to work with an organization whose vision she so wholeheartedly supports.
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