Safiya Brown

Service Functions:

- To assist people and organizations in transition.

- To encourage students' critical thinking and discussion in learning, using a variety of techniques.

- To differentiate instruction according to students' abilities and skill levels.

• Highlights:
• Worked with over 100 children in homes, centers or classrooms, meeting or exceeding development markers.
• Increase functionality of dementia patient and retrieval of short term memory.
• Three years consecutively, increased independent learning, memory retention and reading skills by an average of 50% in the first 2 quarters.
• Supported a student with a partially blind eye and low reading ability, to achieve an overall A-grade average and 3rd quarter valedictorian recipient recognition.

Service Functions:

- To prioritize the global objectives of the General Secretary (GS) at the secretariat in Singapore within one year.

- To discreetly tackle and address top-level, high-priority issues.

- To attend and represent the GS at conferences, in-person and e-conferences.

• Highlights:
• Prioritized global objectives of the new GS, resulting in increased effectiveness and trustworthiness to global stakeholders.
• Led the international advisory board, resulting in the completion a 5-year program framework.
• Co-Managed and executed successful global conference of directors and dignitaries with changed country location, within weeks.

Service Functions:

- To develop a program for Thai youth at risk of sex trafficking.

- To live in a safe house with rescued child victims.

- To facilitate course work for the Caribbean's Inaugural Youth Development BA Program.

• Highlights:
• Wrote and developed a Needs Statement on Human Trafficking in Thailand. Attached a Youth Program to address and combat the sex trafficking epidemic.
• Conducted emotional and physical therapy of prior sex victims within 4-6 months.
• Gained 100% success rate of adult students in the first semester, from several island countries.

Service Functions:

- To serve as a Program Development Specialist at the National Centre for Youth Development.

- To foster relationships with stakeholders.

- To engage the public, on behalf of the Department of Health, for World AIDS Day.

• Highlights:
• Re-designed and launched the Jamaica National Youth Ambassadors Program.
• Successfully led an extensive, zero-foul play application and selection process, that resulted in the acceptance and inauguration of 22 National Youth Ambassadors within 18 country sectors, confirmed by His Excellency, The Most Hon. Sir Patrick Allen, ON, GCMG, CD, Kst.J, Governor General of Jamaica, the representative of Her Majesty, The Queen.
• Participated in the successful completion of the JYP (Jamaica Youth Policy). An integrated, multi-sector, multi-stakeholder collaboration to guide all principles regarding Jamaica's youth.

Service Functions:

- To research and apply for appropriate grants.

- To create and implement a successful project management internship for inner-city participants.

• Highlights:
• Successfully attained COC's first 9/11 grant to reach more than 1000 children and assisted in the creation and expansion of projects.
• Designed, implemented an inner city engagement curriculum and internship program, along with a community immersion document used in studies.