Strengthening the humanity and dignity of people in crises through evidence and learning
Emily NohnerSenior Project Coordinator (Former Employee)
Emily worked with Feinstein in 2012-2014 as Senior Project Coordinator on the World Bank project, “Engaging Male Youth in Karamoja, Uganda,” and was stationed in Uganda.
Previously, she worked for Bread for the World Institute and spent the summer of 2010 as Interim Program Director for the Northern Uganda Remembrance Project.
She holds a B.A. in political science with minors in human rights and international studies from the University of Dayton in Ohio and a Masters of Arts in Law and Diplomacy from the Fletcher School at Tufts. As an undergraduate, she earned the Presidential Truman Scholarship for her commitment to Public Service and as one of the 75 nationwide recipients participated in a summer leadership program in Washington, DC.
Feinstein Research Projects
Engaging Male Youth in Karamoja, Uganda An examination of the factors driving the perpetrationof violence and crime by young men in Karamoja and the applicability of a communications and relationships program to address related behavior
Feinstein Publications
Engaging Male Youth in Karamoja, Uganda An examination of the factors driving the perpetration of violence and crime by young men in Karamoja and the applicability of a communications and relationships program to address related behavior
This report presents new data on insecurity and changing livelihoods from the perspective of male youth in southern Karamoja, Uganda, and includes an evaluation of a pilot communication and relationship…
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