Sarah Dougher, Ph.D, is an accomplished anti-racist educator and writer with a diverse background in academe, public school education, non-profits, and business. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Classics and Classical Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics from Reed College, and a Doctor of Philosophy in Comparative Literature from The University of Texas at Austin.

With her academic background and passion for equality and justice, Sarah connects learners to ideas and action and inspires them to impact their own success and the wellbeing of their communities. She has developed courses for online and face-to-face learning, bridging ideas to communities through service partnerships, internships, and mentorship as students explore new possibilities.

She currently serves as an Instructor in the University Studies program at Portland State University, and has held various roles in organizations like Alder Early College Program, Humanity in Perspective, the Summer Transportation Institute at TREC, and more. Her expertise in women's and gender studies, poetry, music, leadership, and development has also led her to work as a consultant at various organizations.

Overall, Sarah Dougher's diverse background and deep passion for anti-racism education and community-driven learning make her a valuable asset to any organization or educational institution.