Caitlin Howe

Caitlin A. Howe, MA, is a personable professional with a strong background in cultural sensitivity and rapport-building within diverse multicultural environments.

With an academic foundation in International Relations from Boston University and a graduate degree in Intercultural Youth and Family Development from the University of Montana, Caitlin has a wealth of knowledge and experience.

Having served as a Peace Corps volunteer in Cameroon from 2012 to 2014, Caitlin is well-versed in working with vulnerable populations like low-income families both locally and internationally.

Her expertise spans community needs assessment, monitoring and evaluation, diversity, cross-cultural communication, nonprofit administration, counseling, HIV/Malaria prevention, community outreach, and positive youth development.

Caitlin's specialties include project management, interactive research and analysis, event planning, education, group facilitation, counseling, and client services.

Throughout her career, Caitlin has held various roles such as Program Advisor/Child and Family Support Specialist at Yayasan Internasional Cahaya Fajar, and leadership positions at Holt International Children's Services.

Her professional journey also includes positions in education, human services, youth development, and archives management, showcasing her diverse skill set and adaptability across different fields.