Farzana Ali Shah
2022 IVLP Award Project: Local Level Disengagement and RehabilitationPakistan
Farzana Ali Shah has worked for more than 14 years alongside many national and international organizations in the development sector. Ali Shah has served as a trainer, project manager, monitoring and evaluation expert, researcher and consultant in WASH, education, CVE and PVE, health, enterprise development, child protection, gender mainstreaming, community-based disaster management and safe conflict management. She has successfully implemented programs involving youth, women, children, religious leaders and government institutions.
IVLP Impact Award Project: Local Level Disengagement and Rehabilitation
This project promoted conflict management while also building the capacity for young people's groups to resolve community issues. In total, 350 young people, teachers, and community members were trained to be agents of change in the community, focusing on grassroots movements towards peaceful conflict management. Many of the teachers trained replicated the activities for peace promotion, harmony, respect for other religious and sub-religious persons, and impulse control among students in their own classrooms.
IVLP Exchange Experience
Farzana participated in the IVLP Project A Global Moment in Time: Peace and Justice, organized by the U.S. Department of State and the Institute of International Education, in partnership with the New York Program Branch, WorldBoston, Georgia Council for International Visitors, Global Ties Detroit, International Citizen Diplomacy of Los Angeles, Global Minnesota, San Diego Diplomacy Council, Tulsa Global Alliance, World Affairs Council of Kentucky & Southern Indiana, and World Affairs Council of Philadelphia.
U.S. Communities Visited Virtually
Los Angeles, CA; San Diego, CA; Washington, DC; Atlanta, GA; Louisville, KY; Boston, MA; Detroit, MI; Minneapolis, MN; New York City, NY; Tulsa, OK; Philadelphia, PA
Country: Pakistan
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