"Building Bridges: Harnessing the Power of Skills Volunteering for Social Impact"

“Building Bridges: Harnessing the Power of Skills Volunteering for Social Impact”

Dear ReBin Friends and Partners,

We are excited to announce our new partnership with four Master’s students of the Conflict Resolution program at Georgetown University.

Barnabé, Ana María, Léonard, and Madeleine are contributing to two major spheres of ReBin’s current work throughout their spring semester. They will notably help expand our ‘Clean Water for Organic Waste’ project as well as conducting valuable research to enhance our fundraising campaigns.

We are confident that their bright minds and enthusiasm will greatly benefit ReBin’s mission.

A warm welcome to Barnabé, Ana María, Léonard, and Madeleine!

Ana María Torres, is a Colombian lawyer and student in Georgetown’s Conflict Resolution Master’s program. Her interests are in the generation of strategies and actions that contribute to the development of communities with sustainable and long-term projects.

Barnabé Hounguevou is a native of Benin. After completing his studies in Geography at the University of Abomey Calavi, he is now pursuing his academic journey at Georgetown. His interests revolve around the junction of peace studies, energy security and climate change.

Léonard Crettol was born and raised in Geneva, Switzerland. He is a 1st year student in Georgetown’s Conflict Resolution Master’s program. His interests lie in the intersection between conflict prevention and green economic development.

Madeleine Ekeberg Schneider grew up in Trondheim, Norway and Tempe, Arizona. She is currently a student in Georgetown’s Conflict Resolution Master’s program, which she joined after completing civil service with AmeriCorps. Her interests lie at the intersection of environmental peacebuilding, development, and climate change.

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“Building Bridges: Harnessing the Power of Skills Volunteering for Social Impact”