Canberra, ACT, Australia - Rotary Peace Fellow alumni around the world (sitios de interés)
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Zuleika Arashiro (Chula, February 2012) teaches international development and Latin American politics at the Australian National University.
David Chick (Paul and Jean Elder Named Rotary Peace Fellowship, Duke/UNC, 2005-07) is the director of the Fiji and Vanuatu Section at AusAID.
Louisa Dow (The Labadie Family Named Rotary Peace Fellowship, Duke/UNC, 2008-10) is an evaluation manager for AusAID in Canberra, Australia. She evaluates strategies, delivery approaches, and other policies that support or constrain development results.
Patricia Hewitson (Berkeley, 2002-04) works with Australian Research Council.
Andrew Isbister (ICU, 2003-05) works for AusAID in Canberra, ACT, Australia in the Office of the Director General on project for rebuilding in Banda Ache.
David Chick (Paul and Jean Elder Named Rotary Peace Fellowship, Duke/UNC, 2005-07) is the director of the Fiji and Vanuatu Section at AusAID.
Louisa Dow (The Labadie Family Named Rotary Peace Fellowship, Duke/UNC, 2008-10) is an evaluation manager for AusAID in Canberra, Australia. She evaluates strategies, delivery approaches, and other policies that support or constrain development results.
Patricia Hewitson (Berkeley, 2002-04) works with Australian Research Council.
Andrew Isbister (ICU, 2003-05) works for AusAID in Canberra, ACT, Australia in the Office of the Director General on project for rebuilding in Banda Ache.
Naing Ko Ko (UQ, 2011-13) is a visiting scholar at the Centre for Restorative Justice at Australian National University in Canberra, Australia.
Rebecca Miller (ICU, 2007-09) is working on a research project investigating the effectiveness of an AusAID program in Papua New Guinea.
Rebecca Minty (Berkeley, 2009-11) is the Asia Pacific Advisor to the Association for the Prevention of Torture. Based in Canberra, Australia, she focuses on prevention of torture and ill-treatement by working with governments, national human rights institutions, and civil society, primarily in Indonesia, Australia/New Zealand and the Pacific.
Yung Kim Nietschke (Duke/UNC, 2003-05) is a staff member at AusAID working in the Education and Scholarships Taskforce department.
Akiko Okudaira (Sakuji Tanaka Endowed Rotary Peace Fellowship, UQ, 2005-07) is pursuing a PhD at the Asia-Pacific College of Diplomacy.
Pia Simonsen (Duke/UNC, 2007-09) works for the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.
Johanna Stratton (Sakuji Tanaka Endowed Rotary Peace Fellowship, ICU, 2006-08) is a foreign policy officer with the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.
Rebecca Miller (ICU, 2007-09) is working on a research project investigating the effectiveness of an AusAID program in Papua New Guinea.
Rebecca Minty (Berkeley, 2009-11) is the Asia Pacific Advisor to the Association for the Prevention of Torture. Based in Canberra, Australia, she focuses on prevention of torture and ill-treatement by working with governments, national human rights institutions, and civil society, primarily in Indonesia, Australia/New Zealand and the Pacific.
Yung Kim Nietschke (Duke/UNC, 2003-05) is a staff member at AusAID working in the Education and Scholarships Taskforce department.
Akiko Okudaira (Sakuji Tanaka Endowed Rotary Peace Fellowship, UQ, 2005-07) is pursuing a PhD at the Asia-Pacific College of Diplomacy.
Pia Simonsen (Duke/UNC, 2007-09) works for the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.
Johanna Stratton (Sakuji Tanaka Endowed Rotary Peace Fellowship, ICU, 2006-08) is a foreign policy officer with the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.