Giuliana Johnson is a Senior Program Associate on the Famine Early Warning Systems Network (FEWS NET) 7 Pillar 1 project, providing early warning of current and acute food insecurity, with a focus on the West Africa region and Afghanistan.

Ayse Ergene is a Senior Program Associate on the Famine Early Warning Systems Network (FEWS NET) 7 Pillar 3 –Dynamics of Food, Nutrition, and Livelihood Security– project that deepens FEWS NET’s understanding of the root causes of current, recurrent, and chronic food insecurity through livelihoods analysis.

Angelina Soriano is an international development practitioner with 9 years of experience eradicating global poverty through innovative policies and programs that enhance sustainable livelihoods and promote integral human development. She currently leads the development of FEWS NET Livelihoods products.

Stephen Browne is the Chief of Party for FEWS NET 7 Pillar 3—Livelihoods Team. With over 20 years of experience in food and livelihood security analysis across more than 30 countries, he has demonstrated success at building strong relationships with a diverse range of stakeholders, adeptly navigating intricate technical processes, and operating successfully in complex…

Dr. Tewodros Seyoum is a midwife, academician, research, and global midwifery expert. He leads implementation research at the University of Gondor, Ethiopia on midwife-led sexual and reproductive health interventions.

Jessica Smith is a senior specialist in health technical writing in the global health division at Chemonics. She enjoys leveraging her clinical nursing background on behalf of diverse health projects.

Joshua Owens is the chief of party on the USAID/OTI Iraq Community Resilience Initiative (ICRI-Ta’afi) which focuses on enhancing public service delivery, rehabilitating community infrastructure, restoring livelihoods, and addressing social issues threatening stability in Iraq.

Majdal Khdir is a senior program coordinator on the USAID/OTI Iraq Community Resilience Initiative (ICRI-Ta’afi) which focuses on enhancing public service delivery, rehabilitating community infrastructure, restoring livelihoods, and addressing social issues threatening stability in Iraq.

Mustafa Azeez is a program manager on the USAID/OTI Iraq Community Resilience Initiative (ICRI-Ta’afi) which focuses on enhancing public service delivery, rehabilitating community infrastructure, restoring livelihoods, and addressing social issues threatening stability in Iraq.