Yohan Alvarez

• Support the work in the Academy of Teaching, Training and Learning, and Translational Research, including recruiting efforts of Church & Community Collaborative, support planning and implementation of Church & Community Collaborative, provide follow-up with Church & Community cohorts, and assistant with data collection and management for Translational Research Projects.

• Support the work in the Academy of Teaching, Training and Learning, and Translational Research, including pastoral care to other TC Fellows, support for Ormond Center events, and assist with data collection and management for Translational Research Projects.

• Design a Relationship and Communication Strategy with Faith-Based Organizations (FBO) in coordination with SAF Staff.
• Develop a minimum of three (3) listening sessions focusing on FBO (including local churches) in North Carolina on farmworker issues.

• Develop the Third Institute for Transformation and Reconciliation to support the AITR Academic Committee, including preparing virtual sessions, organizing logistics, following up with participants, and reporting.
• Co-write paper on reconciliation, religious actors, and psychosocial support for displaced trauma survivors in Colombia in collaboration with the United States Institute of Peace (USIP).

• Coordinate research on religious and psychosocial support for displaced trauma survivors in Colombia funded by the United State Institute of Peace (USIP).

• Company Overview: The EPM Group is among the ten (10) companies with the highest reputation in Colombia, according to the Corporate Reputation Business Monitor (Merco). Likewise, it is among the 100 most important multilatin companies according to the report 'Multilatinas BCG' of The Boston Consulting Group.
• Develop socio-political risk management in EPM Group projects.
• Develop agreements with public and private entities and communities organizing within the EPM Group policies and procedures.
• Technical management of intersectoral agreements to implement building trust and capacity development strategies in communities affected by violence and exclusion*.

* Intersectoral agreements with Demarginalize Consultants, TRUST Consultants, United Nations Development Program (UNDP), Ideas for Peace Foundation (FIP), and community organizations (Indigenous and Afro-Colombian communities, Community Action Boards) for approximately USD 5.139.448.

• Coordinate research project 'Thematic report on reconciliation experiences of FARC's former members at the ETCRs.' Research conducted by the Inter-church Dialogue for Peace Colombia (DIPaz) and Peace and Hope Colombia, funded by the Delegation of the European Union in Colombia and ACT/Swedish Church, within the project 'Moving Towards a Society Ethically Better Prepared for Peace.'

• Develop the 'Public Diaconía' program focused on the ecclesial communities of Guayaquil-Ecuador by preparing the academic and methodological content, carrying out a formative process, advising ecclesial facilitators, and evaluating the process.

• Support mapping of Information Systems related to Territorial Strategic Processes (i.e., human rights, rural development, children, adolescents, and youth) and mapping stakeholders in Eastern Antioquia to create a Knowledge Management Strategy in the Regional Development, Peace, and Stability Program framework.

• To develop the second phase of the Public Policy on Recreation and Sports in Medellin evaluation process, which includes adapting evaluation instruments and databases, defining cross-referencing variables, and consolidating qualitative information and reports.
• To build a baseline for evaluating the Public Policy on Recreation and Sports in Medellin, which includes the design and application of instruments for data collection, analysis, and reporting.

• To develop the second phase of the Public Policy on Recreation and Sports in Medellin evaluation process, which includes adapting evaluation instruments and databases, defining cross-referencing variables, and consolidating qualitative information and reports.
• To build a baseline for evaluating the Public Policy on Recreation and Sports in Medellin, which includes the design and application of instruments for data collection, analysis, and reporting.