Carr Center Staff
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Christina Bain is the Program Administrator for The Initiative to
Stop Human Trafficking at the Carr Center for Human Rights Policy. Prior to
her time at the Kennedy School, Christina was appointed by Massachusetts Governor Mitt
Romney as the Executive Director of the Governor's Commission on Sexual and Domestic
Violence, a statewide commission of over 340 public and private sector partners. She
previously served as the Public Affairs Liaison to Massachusetts Lieutenant Governor
Kerry Healey where she worked on domestic violence and criminal justice
issues, including human trafficking and sex offender management. Since 2006, she has been a
member of the Massachusetts Human Trafficking Task Force, one of the 42 statewide anti-trafficking
task forces funded by the U.S. Department of Justice. Christina also served as a Special
Assistant to Governor Jane Swift of Massachusetts.
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Program Administrator, Initiative to Stop Human Trafficking
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christina_bain@ksg.harvard.edu |
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617.496.9308 |
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R-204 |
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Graham Ball is the Program Associate for the Mass Atrocity Response Operations
Project. Before coming to The Carr Center he worked
for Harvard Medical School with doctors and philosophers involved with Medical Ethics
and Bioethics. He holds a B.A. in International Studies with a focus on Political
Science and International Development from Michigan State University. Graham’s
interest in mass atrocity response and policy developed during his time stationed
in Europe while enlisted in the U.S. Air Force prior to attending college.
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Program Associate, Mass Atrocity Response Operations Project
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graham_ball@hks.harvard.edu |
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617.496.5640 |
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R-205 |
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Ya'ara Barnoon is Research Associate to Sarah Sewall, Harvard Kennedy School Lecturer in Public Policy and Program Director of the Carr Center's Mass Atrocity Response Operations Project. Prior to joining the Carr Center, Ya'ara worked as a political
risk consultant and held research positions at the Belfer Center for Science and
International Affairs at Harvard, the Institute for National Security Studies in
Tel Aviv and The Century Foundation in Washington DC. She holds an MA in
International Relations and Middle East Studies from the University of St
Andrews in Scotland.
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Research Associate to Sarah Sewall
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yaara_barnoon@hks.harvard.edu |
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617.495.0743 |
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R-110a |
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Steven Brzozowski drives the Center's communications, its events agenda,
as well as managing its Fellows Program. Steven is currently developing research initiatives on Kashmir, Latin
America, and Documentary Studies. A graduate of the University of London and the University of
Massachusetts, Boston, Steven produced the the 60.30.1 light
installation in honor of the 60th Anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (8-10
December 2008) and the 2008-09 UDHR60 Speaker Series which brought leading academics and
practitioners to discuss the articles of the UDHR. Steven's research interests include human rights
education, social movements, and indigenous rights.
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Advocacy and Outreach Manager
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steven_brzozowski@harvard.edu |
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617-496-6086 |
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R-211 |
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Sally Chin is the Director of the Mass Atrocity Response Operations
Project. She has worked for Refugees International, International Crisis Group, and Oxfam GB and has
extensive experience as a policy adviser, analyst and advocate in Africa, particularly with regards
to the conflicts in the DRC, Sudan, Chad and the Horn of Africa. Sally's work has focused on
conflict-related displacement and humanitarian responses, regional and international peacekeeping
capacities, protection of civilians, and drivers of conflict. Sally is a graduate of Swarthmore
College and has a master's degree in Comparative Politics from the London School of Economics.
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Project Director, Mass Atrocity Response Operations Project
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sally_chin@hks.harvard.edu |
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617496-4512 |
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R-208 |
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Suzanne Van Hook is the Carr Center's Director of Finance. Prior to joining
the Carr Center, Suzanne managed international economic development
and educational programs at Harvard University. Suzanne began
her career as a Peace Corps Volunteer and has worked in private
industry, government and the non-profit sector. She holds an
MBA from Boston University and a BA from Carleton College.
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Director of Finance
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suzanne_vanhook@hks.harvard.edu |
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617.384.7229 |
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R-212 |
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Chris Kintzing is the Carr Center’s new Web
Communications Manager, responsible for making sure the Web is being used as effectively as
possible to support the Center’s mission. For the past five years, Chris has been
the Publications & Web Assistant at the Harvard Law School Library, where he
maintained the library's Web sites and also produced a variety of in-house publications.
Before coming to Harvard, Chris spent 16 years working as a software developer in the
Boston area. During that time, he worked for several local software companies, including
Interleaf, Powersoft/Sybase, and Allaire/Macromedia. Chris is excited to be here
supporting the Carr Center’s activities, and is looking forward to doing all
he can to use the Web to compliment its work.
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Web Communications Manager
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christopher_kintzing@hks.harvard.edu |
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617.496.2061 |
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R-208 |
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Nigel Pont is the Program Director for the State Building & Human
Rights in Afghanistan & Pakistan Project. Nigel has recently completed two and
a half years as Mercy Corps' Afghanistan Country Director, focusing primarily on rural
agricultural development in Helmand and Kandahar provinces, natural resource management
in the north east of the country and microfinance in Kabul and Jalalabad. He has
extensive Afghanistan experience having managed a wide range of relief and development
programs during the civil war, the Taliban era and post 9/11. Born in Iran and growing
up in Pakistan he has in-depth knowledge of the region and speaks good Dari and Urdu.
Between 1997 and 2008 Nigel played a leadership role for Mercy Corps in many of the
major humanitarian crises of the past decade including Kosovo, Iraq, Pakistan and
post Tsunami Aceh.
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Program Director, State Building & Human Rights in Afghanistan & Pakistan Project
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nigel_pont@hks.harvard.edu |
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617.495.8128 |
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R-118 |
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A. Dwight Raymond, Colonel, U.S. Army (Ret), is a Doctrine and
Concepts Analyst at the
Peacekeeping and Stability Operations Institute (PKSOI) in Carlisle, PA.
Prior to this appointment Colonel (Ret) Raymond served on the faculty at
the US Army War College. From 2006-2007 Colonel (Ret) Raymond was the
MiTT Chief of an Iraqi Army Brigade in Ninewah Province; he has also
spent several years serving in Korea including working as the Chief of
Plans for Combined Forces Command/United Nations Command. A former
infantry officer, Colonel (Ret) Raymond is a graduate of the United
States Military Academy, the School of Advanced Military Studies, the US
Army War College, and other institutions. He is married with two
children.
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PKSOI Representative, MARO Project
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allen.raymond@us.army.mil |
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Andrea Rossi, former Carr Center for Human Rights Policy Fellow,
was child protection advisor on trafficking and migration for
the United Nations Children's' Fund (UNICEF). Trained as an
economist, he is the former research coordinator of UNICEF's
Innocenti Research Centre. He has previously worked for the
International Labour Organization in the East Africa Area Office,
Tanzania.
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Director of the Measurement and Human Rights Program
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andrea_rossi@hks.harvard.edu |
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617.496.8427 |
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R-207 |
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Jen Scott, is faculty assistant to
Rory Stewart at the Carr Center. She has worked previously on rights based advocacy for
tribal minorities in India, and on post-tsunami reconstruction in the Maldives. She gained
her undergraduate degree in Geography from the University of Oxford and her masters degree
in public policy from the Harvard Kennedy School.
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Faculty Assistant to Rory Stewart
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jen_scott@hks.harvard.edu |
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617.495.7615 |
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R-211 |
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Rory Stewart, the
Ryan Family Professor of the Practice of Human Rights, is the Director of the Carr Center
for Human Rights Policy. Stewart is the founder and Chief Executive of the
Turquoise Mountain Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated
to the regeneration of the historic commercial center of Kabul, Afghanistan. Rory earned
his BA and MA in Modern History and Politics, Philosophy and Economics from Balliol
College, Oxford University, served as an officer in the British Army, and worked for
the British Diplomatic Service in Indonesia, Montenegro and elsewhere, before taking
two years to walk from Turkey to Bangladesh. He covered 6,000 miles on foot
across Afghanistan, Pakistan, India and Nepal - a journey which he describes
in his critically acclaimed book entitled The Places in Between. In 2003 he started
working for the Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA) in Iraq as Deputy Governorate
Coordinator (Amara/Maysan) and Senior Adviser and Deputy Governorate Coordinator
(Nasiriyah/Dhi Qar). In recognition of his service in Iraq, he was awarded the
Order of the British Empire (OBE) by the British Government in 2004. He wrote
Occupational Hazards: My Time Governing in Iraq, published in the United States
under the title The Prince of the Marshes, describing his experiences with the
CPA. Rory spent the 2004-05 academic year at HKS as a Fellow at the Carr Center.
He has also written for the New York Times Magazine and the London Review of Books,
among other publications.
KSG Profile
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Rory Stewart's Personal Web site
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Carr Center Faculty Director
Ryan Family Professor of Human Rights Practice
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| email: |
rory_stewart@harvard.edu |
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617.496.5324 |
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