Isabella Danusiar

Trained, equipped, and led teams of local volunteers to act as community sponsorship groups for arriving refugee families. Direct case management within the Family Reunification Project, assisting and advising families living in the United States separated from their children at the border crossings. Connecting families with local resources, procuring housing for newly arrived families and creating organizational partnerships to best support refugee families.

Compiled stories of formerly trafficked women for anonymous blog posts, managed social media platforms, created spreadsheets for brothel visit information, and managed donations and fundraising.

Created an English beginner and advanced curriculum for both children and adult Syrian refugees. Taught 2nd grade English to children and advanced English to adults.

Interacted with, led, and taught Palestinian youth ages 5 to 14 at Karama day camp in the Deheishe refugee camp near Bethlehem, West Bank.

Managed record-keeping for attorneys, oversaw intake forms and initial consultation, accompanied attorneys to court, and managed case planning and communication with low-income clientele.