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Published peace fellows
![]() Yvette Selim (Bradford, 2008-10) wrote
“Transitions: creating space to address injustice after conflict or political turmoil,” an article published on the openDemocracy website.
Read the article.
![]() Aryeh Shell (USAL, 2010-12) wrote two articles for Climateconnection.org:“The War Against Peasant Farmers Heats Up in Honduras”
and “Mobilization on the Honduran Capital Against
Proposed Mining Law.”
![]() Ali Reza Eshraghi (Duke/UNC, 2010-12) wrote “Debunking the Rafsanjani myth” for the English
language version of Al Jazeera.
Peace fellow blogs
If you would like to share blog
entries about your experiences as a peace fellow, contact your Rotary Peace Centers specialist or email us at rotarypea...@rotary.org.
Read what these peace fellows have to say:
Christopher Lindstrom (ICU, 2011-13) Ryan Rowe (Duke/UNC, 2010-12)
On the move
We encourage all our alumni and friends to stay connected. By sharing your successes, we can update Rotarians on Rotary Peace
Fellows’ activities and inspire current students and alumni. Please contact the alumni relations coordinator, Mike Pfriem, with news of your recent work.
![]() Sonja
Basic (Bradford, 2010-12) is a partnership consultant at Cardno Emerging Markets in Melbourne, Australia. She works on delivering
sustainable projects and community programs around the world.
![]() Zarrín Caldwell (Chula, January
2011) runs a peace-building website. The site features case studies of situations in which people have crossed racial, ethnic, and religious divides
to work for the betterment of their communities. Learn
More.
![]() Marien Yolanda Correa
Corredor (USAL, 2002-04) is the dean of the law faculty at Universidad Cooperativa de Colombia in Bucaramanga, Colombia.
![]() Noëlle DePape (UQ, 2003-05) is the
director of training and development at the Immigrant and Refugee Community Organization (IRCOM) of Manitoba, Canada. IRCOM provides transitional
housing and social services for newly arrived refugees in Winnipeg. DePape also teaches in the University of Winnipeg’s human rights
department.
![]() Sokunthea Huot (Bradford, 2010-12) works in
the departments of English and international studies at the Royal University of Phnom Penh, Cambodia.
![]() Francis Kabosha (Bradford, 2008-10) is a
lecturer at the Dag Hammarskjold Institute for Peace Studies of Copperbelt University in Zambia.
![]() Katja Karppinen (Bradford, 2010-12) is a
public information and communications adviser for UNDP/UN Volunteers in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan.
![]() Jacob Kurtzer (UQ, 2009-11) is a public
affairs officer at the International Committee of the Red Cross in Washington, D.C.
![]() Jillian
Larsen (Bradford, 2010-12) works for the World Bank in Uganda.
![]() Mable
Nedziwe (Bradford, 2009-11) is a program associate doing consulting work for the Jesuit Centre for Theological Reflection in Zambia, which
aims to promote social justice. She is focusing on a project involving a rural food security program.
![]() Aldo Perfetto Alexandrow
(Duke/UNC, 2009-11) works for the Office of Multilateral Affairs and Integration in Venezuela’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs as an
inter-institutional coordinator and lead negotiator for the UN Conference on Sustainable Development.
![]() Stephanie Pollack (Chula, January 2008)
is an instructor in communication at the Singapore Institute of Management. She will also be the learning resources coordinator for Semester at
Sea’s Maymester program.
![]() Brian Sandberg (USAL, 2008-10) is a
community development consultant at Guayakí Yerba Mate, an organization committed to generating renewable income streams in communities in
Brazil, Argentina, and Paraguay by harvesting organic yerba mate grown in rainforest and reforestation
projects.
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