Author Archives: Emily Roberts

About Emily Roberts

As the Carl Wilkens Fellowship Associate, Emily leads the 2011 class of Fellows in a rigorous leadership development program that provides a diverse set of emerging citizen leaders with the tools and training to build sustained political will to end genocide. With a focus in personal relationship building, she supports these leaders in mobilizing constituencies throughout the United States.

Making Women and Girls a Priority in South Sudan

02/14/12

Last week, we blogged about Cynthia Davis and Cory McMahon – two Carl Wilkens Fellows with United to End Genocide who are currently traveling in Uganda and South Sudan with Gabriel Bol Deng and Hope for Ariang. Cynthia and Cory … Continue reading →

United to End Genocide Activists Travel to Uganda and South Sudan

02/06/12

On January 28th, two of United to End Genocide’s 2011 Carl Wilkens Fellows departed the United States on a two-week trip to Uganda and South Sudan. Cynthia Davis is a decorative artist from Fairfield, Connecticut and Cory McMahon is a … Continue reading →

Guest Post: How to be a Superhero – Working to End Genocide

12/23/11

This is a guest post from Staci Alziebler-Perkins, a 2011 Carl Wilkens Fellow. When I was a little girl, I always wanted to be a superhero. All you needed was a cool outfit like Batman or an invisible jet and … Continue reading →