• iamshleigh

    Ashleigh Subramanian-Montgomery's

    Interview Series

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    The stories of unsung sheroes during COVID-19

    Elevating the essential workers who don't make the front page.

  • The Unsung Sheroes of the Coronavirus

    There are so many stories of heroic doctors, nurses, grocery store staff, and drivers – and there absolutely should be.

    But what about the essential workers who are on the front lines every day, yet whose stories we aren't hearing?

    This interview series, is a place for those stories to be told, for those voices to be heard,

    and for those SHEROES to be elevated, recognized, and celebrated.

     

    All stories are developed in a collaborative and co-creative process,

    to ensure each interviewees' story reflects their voice and vision.

  • About the Author

    Ashleigh is currently a Senior Program Associate at PartnersGlobal, where she works on the sub-Saharan Africa portfolio on U.S. Department of State-funded projects focused on Peacebuilding and Access to Justice in Nigeria, and more broadly on co-developing an organization-wide Women, Peace, and Security strategy.

     

    Prior to Partners, Ashleigh worked on: advocacy with the indigenous San community in Botswana; gender equality and youth empowerment in both Burundi and Timor-Leste; assessing the effectiveness and efficiency of UN peacekeeping missions in Israel, Palestine, and Syria; and advocacy and policy recommendations to the UN Security Council for Iraq’s National Action Plan on Women, Peace, and Security.

     

    In the U.S., Ashleigh has worked in social service roles supporting homeless women and abused children.

     

    She holds a Master of International Affairs from Columbia University, specializing in Women, Peace, and Security, and Human Rights and Humanitarian Policy. She also holds a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, with a minor in Theatre, from the University of California, San Diego.

     

    Ashleigh takes joy in traveling and exploring the world, asking why, pursuing creative endeavors, and attending theatre productions (especially musicals). As a former NCAA athlete, she enjoys both playing and watching a wide variety of sports.

     

    She dreams of glass ceilings the world over

    FINALLY breaking.

    Intersectional feminist.

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    Dismantling systemic inequity.

     

    I like asking why.

  • Know a shero on the frontlines of COVID-19 whose story should be told?

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