Daniel Forti

Daniel Forti is a seasoned professional in conflict management with over seven years of experience in policy analysis and conflict resolution interventions.

He possesses notable skills in research, writing, and analysis, particularly in conflict assessments, political mediation, social sciences research, and multilateral policy development.

Daniel's educational background includes a Master's degree in International Relations from Columbia University, a Bachelor's degree in Public Policy Studies from Duke University, and additional coursework in Social and Political Transformation in Durban, South Africa.

Having worked as a Senior Policy Analyst at the International Peace Institute and held various roles at prestigious organizations like the U.S. Department of State and the United Nations, Daniel has a rich and diverse professional background in the field of conflict management.

His experience encompasses roles such as Graduate Research Assistant, Graduate Consultant, and Graduate Teaching Assistant, showcasing his multifaceted expertise in policy analysis and international affairs.

Daniel Forti's career highlights also include positions as a Political Affairs Intern at the United Nations, a Researcher at the African Centre for the Constructive Resolution of Disputes, and an International Volunteer as an English Teacher.

His background reveals a strong commitment to conflict resolution, policy advocacy, and fostering positive social change through his work in various international organizations and educational institutions.