Breana Stanski

I have recently graduated from Georgetown’s School of Foreign Service studying Latin American Studies, with a concentration in Governance & Leadership and specialization in Global Human Development.

I have held various leadership positions as well as have gained valuable knowledge in the workplace on human rights issues, sustainable development pursuits, and poverty-reduction processes. I hold vast expertise regarding the intersection between international politics and humanitarian intervention among state and non-state actors, with an emphasis on the Global South and particularly contemporary Brazil.

Central America Consultant: University of Maryland - Safe Center for Human Trafficking Survivors · Contract. 

Latin America Center: YGP Intern - Atlantic Council · Full-time Internship.

Research Intern: Global Americans · Part-time Internship.

Graduate Student Mentor for Undergraduate Researchers · Georgetown University Walsh School of Foreign Service · Part-time.

Global Cities, Pritzker Forum Intern, Global Cities · Chicago Council on Global Affairs · Internship

Undergraduate Research Assistant for Professor Miguel Pereira · Center for International and Public Affairs · Part-time

Gender & International Development Intern | Latin America & Caribbean Division · TechnoServe · Internship

Writing Intern, The Borgen Project · Internship

 

Master's degree in Latin American Studies, Georgetown University Walsh School of Foreign Service.

Bachelor's degree in International Relations and Latin American & Iberian Studies, University of Southern California.